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Architecture news & editorial desk Conceived by master craftsmen who valued quality and simplicity, the shaker style kitchen has endured for centuries. While in some ways its modern-day adherents have remained true to its original ethos, in others they have bent the rules and provided it with a shot of life. Shaker style kitchens take their name from the Shakers, a religious group formed in England in the 1700s. An off shoot of the Quakers, most members of the group migrated to the US shortly after establishment and found a home in New England on the US East Coast. Believers in the second coming of Christ, the Shakers championed the importance of peace and valued a simple lifestyle. Among other things they also became famous for their handcrafted shaker furniture and in particular their cupboards. Though there are now only few Shakers left alive, the popularity of ‘Shaker style’ has only increased. The Shaker style kitchen is famous the world over.

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