Materials and free samples
Find the finish that feels like you
Whatever your style, there's a finish here to suit it. Narrow it down by room and look, then order free samples to see them in your own light.
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Pick a room and a look. Add up to five favourites to your free samples.
26 finishes
- Chalk white A soft white that isn't stark. Makes small rooms feel bigger. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Home office, Children's room, Utility or boot room About chalk whiteTry it in the planner
- Cashmere A warm, creamy beige. Calm with oak, lovely with brass. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office About cashmereTry it in the planner
- Pebble greige Halfway between grey and beige. Forgiving on busy family doors. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Utility or boot room About pebble greigeTry it in the planner
- Plaster pink A dusty, earthy pink. Grown-up rather than sweet. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Children's room About plaster pinkTry it in the planner
- Stone grey A mid grey that sits well with white worktops and steel. Good for: Kitchen, Living room or media wall, Home office, Utility or boot room About stone greyTry it in the planner
- Sage A soft grey-green. Easy to live with and kind to natural light. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Home office, Utility or boot room About sageTry it in the planner
- Olive A deep, earthy green with a little brown in it. Rich next to walnut. Good for: Kitchen, Living room or media wall, Utility or boot room About oliveTry it in the planner
- Forest green A dark, botanical green. Striking with brass and oak. Good for: Kitchen, Living room or media wall, Home office, Utility or boot room About forest greenTry it in the planner
- Midnight navy A deep, inky blue. Classic in a kitchen, cosy in a snug. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office About midnight navyTry it in the planner
- Dusk blue A soft, slate-like blue. Fresh without being cold. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Children's room, Utility or boot room About dusk blueTry it in the planner
- Oxblood A deep red-brown. Bold on an island or a dry bar. Good for: Kitchen, Living room or media wall, Home office About oxbloodTry it in the planner
- Terracotta clay A sun-baked orange-brown. Warm and characterful. Good for: Kitchen, Children's room, Utility or boot room About terracotta clayTry it in the planner
- Anthracite A soft charcoal. Modern, and the super-matt surface shows fewer marks than gloss. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office About anthraciteTry it in the planner
- Ink black Close to black, softened by the matt finish. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall About ink blackTry it in the planner
- Light oak Pale, Scandinavian-feeling oak with a gentle grain. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office, Children's room About light oakTry it in the planner
- Natural oak Honey-toned oak that warms up any colour next to it. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office, Utility or boot room About natural oakTry it in the planner
- Smoked oak Darker, richer oak with a deeper grain. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office About smoked oakTry it in the planner
- Light ash Almost-white timber with a fine, straight grain. Good for: Bedroom or dressing room, Home office, Children's room About light ashTry it in the planner
- Grey elm A weathered, driftwood grey with a strong grain. Good for: Bedroom or dressing room, Home office, Utility or boot room About grey elmTry it in the planner
- Vintage teak Golden-brown with a mid-century feel. Good for: Living room or media wall, Home office About vintage teakTry it in the planner
- Walnut Deep chocolate brown with a lively grain. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall, Home office About walnutTry it in the planner
- Dark elm Dark timber with a smoky, almost charcoal tone. Good for: Kitchen, Bedroom or dressing room, Living room or media wall About dark elmTry it in the planner
- Micro-cement effect A soft, mottled plaster look. Calm and very current. Good for: Kitchen, Living room or media wall, Utility or boot room About micro-cement effectTry it in the planner
- Travertine effect The layered look of Roman travertine stone, for feature panels. Good for: Kitchen, Living room or media wall About travertine effectTry it in the planner
- Linen texture A woven-fabric texture for wardrobe doors and dressing rooms. Good for: Bedroom or dressing room About linen textureTry it in the planner
- Leather texture A soft, grained leather look for drawer fronts and panels. Good for: Bedroom or dressing room, Home office About leather textureTry it in the planner
Nothing matches all of those. Try fewer choices, or ask us: we can colour-match a painted door.
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Order these samples freeScreen colours are a guide. Painted doors can be colour-matched if the shade you want isn't here.
By colour and material
Explore each family
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Super-matt colours
Velvety, low-sheen and kind to fingerprints.
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Oak and woodgrain
Light ash to smoked oak, with real grain texture.
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Walnut and dark woods
Warm, rich and lovely in evening rooms.
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Greens
Sage, olive and forest.
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Blues
Midnight navy and dusk blue.
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Neutrals
Whites that aren't stark, creams, greige and clay.
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Dark colours
Anthracite, ink and oxblood.
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Stone and texture
Micro-cement, travertine, linen and leather effects.
Details
The details that change the look
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Fluted and slatted
Grooves and slats that catch the light.
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Glass and lighting
Framed glass, open shelves and LEDs.
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Handles and doors
Handleless, push-to-open, framed and more.
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Inside fittings
Larders, corner pull-outs and wardrobe fittings.
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Boards and build
What it's made from and how it's checked.
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Styles
Japandi, Scandinavian, modern classic and more.
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Choose up to five finishes, or tap 'Add to my samples' above and they'll appear here. In the Newcastle area, tick the box and we'll see if we can visit with the whole range.
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Questions people ask
Anything else, send us a message and we'll talk it through.
Are the samples really free?
Yes, including postage. There's nothing to send back.
Can I match finishes between rooms?
Yes. The same finishes are used for kitchens, wardrobes, media walls and studies, so one finish can run through the whole house.
What's the difference between soft-touch and ordinary matt?
Soft-touch has a finer, velvety surface that shows fewer fingerprints and feels warmer to the hand. Your samples will show you better than words can.
Which finish is best for a busy family kitchen?
Super-matt colours and woodgrains are both forgiving. Mid tones like sage, pebble greige and natural oak show the least day to day. Samples let you test them with a wipe and a fingertip.
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