Everything you can choose, on one page

Super-matt colours

A soft, velvety door finish with almost no sheen. Smooth to the touch and good at hiding fingerprints.

• Chalk white
• Cashmere
• Pebble greige
• Plaster pink
• Stone grey
• Sage
• Midnight navy
• Oxblood
• Anthracite
• Ink black

Woodgrains

Oak, ash, elm and walnut effects with a real grain texture, matched on every edge.

• Light oak
• Natural oak
• Smoked oak
• Light ash
• Grey elm
• Vintage teak
• Walnut
• Dark elm

Textures and statement finishes

Micro-cement, stone, fabric and leather-texture boards for feature doors and panels.

• Micro-cement effect
• Travertine effect
• Linen texture
• Leather texture

Painted colour match

When the shade you want isn't on the card, a lacquered door can be colour-matched. Ask at your design stage.

• Olive
• Forest green
• Dusk blue
• Terracotta clay

Inside colour

• White interior
• Light grey interior
• Oak-effect interior
• Dark grey interior

Door styles

• Flat slab door A clean, flat door. Suits every style and every finish.
• Handleless, J-pull A finger pull shaped into the top edge of the door, so there's nothing to catch on.
• Handleless, channel rail A recessed aluminium rail runs the length of the run. The true handleless look.
• Push-to-open Press the door and it springs open. Perfect for wardrobes and media walls.
• Framed (Shaker-style) A recessed centre panel inside a frame. Classic, and lovely painted. Confirmed at design stage.
• Fluted Vertical grooves that catch the light. Beautiful on islands and media walls.
• Slatted panel Spaced timber-effect slats for feature walls and TV backdrops.
• Glazed A framed glass door to show off glassware, books or a collection.
• Curved end A rounded end panel or shelf that softens a run and the way you walk past it.
• Open shelving No door at all. For the things you want to see and reach.

Handles

• Integrated J-pull Shaped into the door itself.
• Channel rail Aluminium rail between doors and drawers.
• Push-to-open No handle at all.
• Slim edge pull A fine aluminium profile along the top or side of the door.
• Bar handle, matt black Simple and modern.
• Bar handle, brushed brass Warm, and lovely with green, navy and oak.
• Bar handle, brushed steel Crisp with greys and whites.
• Round knob, brushed brass For framed doors and a classic look.
• Round knob, matt black Neat on drawers and small doors.

Worktops

Templated and fitted locally once your units are in.

• Quartz, soft white Hard-wearing and non-porous.
• Quartz, marble-look The look of marble without the upkeep.
• Sintered stone, dark Heat and scratch resistant, and very slim.
• Concrete-look Industrial and calm.
• Solid oak Warm under the hand. Needs occasional oiling.
• Laminate Budget-friendly, in many designs.

Kitchen

• Soft-close hinges Every door closes quietly on its own.
• Full-extension soft-close drawers The whole drawer comes out, so the back is as easy to reach as the front.
• Deep pan drawers Pans and lids beside the hob, no kneeling.
• Internal drawers Hidden drawers behind a tall door, for a cleaner look.
• Cutlery and spice inserts Dividers made to the drawer size.
• Pull-out bins Recycling and waste behind a door, by the sink.
• Tall pull-out larder The whole larder slides out, so nothing gets lost at the back.
• Corner pull-outs Shelves that swing or glide out of blind corners.
• Dish-rack drawer Plates stored upright in a drawer, near the dishwasher.
• Pull-down wall-unit rack Bring high shelves down to you.
• Lift-up flap doors Wall units that open upwards and stay out of the way.
• Appliance housings Cut to your oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher models.

Wardrobes and dressing rooms

• Long and double hanging Mixed to suit dresses, coats, shirts and trousers.
• Pull-down hanging rail Use the top of a tall wardrobe without a step stool.
• Internal drawers Soft-close, with dividers if you like.
• Pull-out trouser rack Trousers hang flat and slide out to choose.
• Pull-out mirror A full-length mirror that slides out from inside the wardrobe.
• Shoe shelves Flat or angled, sized to your shoes and boots.
• Accessory drawer Lined, divided space for watches, jewellery and belts.
• Sliding or hinged doors Sliding doors save space in narrow rooms.

Living, office and hallway

• Cable management Grommets and channels so wires disappear.
• Vented AV cupboards Air gaps for the router, console and amplifier.
• File drawers Deep enough for hanging files.
• Fold-down desk A desk that closes away at the end of the day.
• Coat hooks and bench Built into boot rooms and hallways.

Lighting

• Shelf and cabinet LEDs Slim strips, switched by a wave of the hand.
• Wardrobe lights Come on as the door opens.
• Plinth lighting A soft glow along the floor at night.
• Media wall backlight Warm light behind the TV or around a recess.