How do I change kitchen cabinets with beveled edges?

My 1960s kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors are all FLAT hardwood with rounded/beveled edges. I'd like to give them more dimension and paint them, but the only option I've seen is the shaker-type...which I like but I dont think can be done with round edged doors. Id rather have a simple wood option...Im not into painting them with stencils. I am a woman of 68, NOT very carpentry-handy and have to rent or buy any power tools needed other than a drill! PLEASE HELP!
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Take a door front or drawer to the home improvement store paint department and ask for their advice on paints, stains, trim and more.
A picture would give us an accurate of what you are working with.
Do you have a picture? Perhaps you can add some type of trim such as quarter round to complement the rounded edges.