You absolutely can. While we had new doors made in recessed panels (it's only because I liked them) and shaker recessed doors in the kitchen (again because I liked them) the previous owner left behind some beautiful built ins in the dining room and living room with raised panel doors. I didn't think twice. I think they look beautiful together, especially given that "technically" the living and dining room are more "formal" areas. Whatever, it works. Also, I think the simplicity of those shaker doors really transcends style and fits just about anywhere. If you look at the second picture below, you can see the recessed panels in kitchen and the raised in dining room corner cupboard. No problem to my eye. Here is a link that might be useful: Raised and recessed in full view of each other.

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Thanks sombreuil_mongrel for your post. I didn't know that having wider bottom rails and narrow stiles was true Shaker. Good to know if we go with 3 inches on both the stiles and rails we will be craftsman style. I do like the look of the beefier frames. We saw that look in one high end kitchen and were very happy that Scherr's could accommodate that request. I checked the Scherr's site again and they offer a 5/32 diameter roundover profile (profile K) which is very close to your 1/8' diameter recommendation. Hopefully, that will offer enough paint chip and stain scuffing protection as mentioned by live_wire_oak. Carol

Hey everyone... I had the same exact problem. Some of the thermofoil doors/cabinets started to peel on about 4-5 of my doors. I found a company that is amazing from California. I live in Boston but wanted to provide this info as they so far have been the best fix I could come by. The website is below: http://www.cabinetnow.com I purchased the Artesia RTF Cabinet Door - Frosty Satin White to match and then had the TSQ cut corner. I've attached a picture of the replacements. In my kitchen...can't noticed the difference. They also can do cabinet faces for the drawer fronts. It's the solid door front with TSQ edge. They will talk you through it. See attached photos. Hope this helps everyone with this same FRUSTRATING problem that I had. WAY better than replacing the entire kitchen cabinets! The second photo is an original next to a replacement. If you're staring at them you may notice a slight difference, but once up...seriously the same. Well worth it and reasonably priced. Shipped to my door. GOOD LUCK!