As someone who has wrapped cars with vinyl, I can tell you that starting from the middle is the best way. Cabinets are flat, with no curves. These are incredibly easy to lay vinyl on.
Lay out your vinyl on the surface and tape down where you want it with blue painters tape.
Once you get it where you want it, tape it at the center mark. Remove the tape from the top portion of the project, and and roll the art back to the center where it is taped.
Generally when we print vinyl and transfer it to backing paper, we put a break in the paper in the center so we peel from the center, and roll the art out each side as we slowly peel the back paper off it. In this case, you will need to remove the backing paper to the center, and cut it removing it all at once.
In this instance, you will need another pair of hands to hold the artwork up off the surface to allow you to work in little chunks. Use a rubber vinyl scrapper, and work east to west doing an inch or two at a time to make sure there are no bubbles.
The finish you are laying it on is paramount for a good finish. If you have bumps or ripples in the paint, you're going to have a bear of a time.