There is a wide variety of recessed panel doors out there. But, be aware that one of the reasons that shaker is so popular is that it is a budget friendly choice. It's not a very complicated doorstyle to create. When you get into applied moldings, or curved stiles and rails, or routed profiled stiles and rails, you start increasing the costs. Some of these KM doors shown below can easily be double the cost of a simple white painted shaker kitchen.

It may depend on whether you're painting or staining the doors -- paint goes a long way to blur the dissimilarities in style. If your goal is to achieve a historical look, I'd second the idea to check out all your local resources for architectural salvage, building re-use stores, etc. (If there's a local Habitat for Humanity Restore, they usually have amazing deals on doors.) I was lucky enough to get new fir bungalow-style doors for a song at a local outfit who sell remainders and project leftovers. Google around to see what's out there in your area. (And if you're anywhere near mid-coast Maine, give me a shout and I'll point you to the amazing source, they still have a few hundred doors last I checked.) You might also want to hold off a little bit? Doors do make a huge impact, and you could choose the style you most want at a reputable door dealer (I got Rogue Valley doors and am delighted with my luck at the quality), then replace one at a time over the next year or two as you can afford them? But I don't think traditional Victorian 6-panel would be totally out of place if that's the way you choose to go. Would love to see pix of your Shaker cabinets! :)

@Terri Wilson We did a pretty large order of axstad too. $13,000 which was available over several months. Definitely delayed during a pandemic. I posted my old kitchen and was advised to check out the axstad and after going to several cabinet/ kitchen companies and seeing what we could get it, it was an easy decision. Getting an experienced installer to do the customizing we wanted has been a challenge as well, but we are in the thick of it right now. I think we will love it when it's done. We are also replacing a large upstairs cabinet, 2 built in hutches and a laundry room, several with base cabinets that needed to be cut to fit the proper depth. Good luck with your project.

Kuyaariel - The only thing I have to add is that I noticed that on your drawers, the recessed area of the panel is very narrow, not much open space, I would hold your current handles up there and see what you think of them, if they look a bit big compared to the space available. (Did this make any sense?) Beth - So nice to see your own home and work! Looks great. I love your hood and how unobtrusive it is.