Depending on the architectural style and upscale nature of a home or office, several sophisticated and elegant terms are used as fancy alternatives to the word "cabinet." Interior designers frequently use terms such as built-ins, millwork, casegoods, credenzas, sideboards, or architectural joinery to describe high-end custom cabinetry. In luxury kitchens, floor-to-ceiling storage units are often grandly referred to as larders or scullery cabinetry. In historical or formal contexts, fine display cases for collectibles or glassware are sometimes called vitrines or breakfronts, elevating the description far beyond a simple utilitarian storage box.
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