Face frame or frameless for a small kitchen in a 1920s house?

I keep hearing guys say face frames are the only way to go, but frameless gives you way more drawer space and looks cleaner in tight kitchens. My last job in a 1930s bungalow in Portland had crooked walls and I was glad I went frameless so I could shim each box. What do you all run for old houses where nothing is plumb?

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