Materials
A clear look at cabinet finishes, worktops, hardware, and lighting — structured so real product details can replace placeholders as you decide.
Each finish has a different feel under the hand and a different relationship with light. We help you match look, maintenance, and budget.
Reliable, versatile surfaces for everyday kitchens and storage — a wide range of colours and textures without unnecessary drama.
Best suited for
Family kitchens, wardrobes, and high-use cabinetry
Look
Clean, practical, available in matte, gloss, and textured effects
Smooth, reflective doors that catch light and make compact rooms feel brighter when planned with care.
Best suited for
Statement kitchen runs and contemporary cabinetry
Look
Sleek, luminous, high-clarity colour
Polished fronts that amplify light and emphasise clean lines — best where fingerprints and reflections are part of the design intent.
Best suited for
Modern kitchens and feature wardrobe walls
Look
Mirror-like sheen, sharp geometry
Soft, low-reflection finishes that feel calm under the hand and photograph beautifully in warm interiors.
Best suited for
Minimal kitchens, bedrooms, and quiet living spaces
Look
Velvet-smooth, understated, contemporary
Grain-led surfaces that bring warmth without the maintenance of solid timber — architectural rather than rustic when detailed well.
Best suited for
Warm modern kitchens, media walls, and office cabinetry
Look
Natural grain character, tactile depth
Clear, frosted, or tinted panels for display, lightness, and a tailored wardrobe or kitchen elevation.
Best suited for
Wardrobe fronts, display cabinets, and feature doors
Look
Transparent or translucent, refined edge detail
Colour-matched painted doors for a bespoke, furniture-like finish when you want a specific tone across the room.
Best suited for
Custom colour schemes and classic-modern interiors
Look
Solid colour, soft or satin sheen options
Dense, consistent worktops suited to daily prep — chosen for colour, veining character, and how they meet the cabinetry.
Best for: Main kitchen worktops and islands
Practical counters with a wide palette — a smart choice when budget and pattern variety matter as much as performance.
Best for: Secondary kitchens and value-led projects
Seamless runs and integrated sinks where the design calls for continuous, calm planes.
Best for: Clean modern kitchens and vanity tops
Stone and marble-character tops selected for drama and hospitality — detailed with care around sinks and cooktops.
Best for: Feature islands and entertaining kitchens
Handles, hinges, drawer systems, and internal accessories — the quiet details that decide how a kitchen feels every day.
Linear pulls that reinforce contemporary elevations without competing with the finish.
Best for: Modern kitchens and wardrobes
Smaller accents for furniture-like cabinetry and mixed elevations.
Best for: Traditional-modern blends and bedroom pieces
Clean fronts with edge grips or push systems when you want an unbroken surface.
Best for: Minimal kitchens and flush wardrobe walls
Controlled closing that protects doors and keeps daily use quiet.
Best for: Kitchen and wardrobe doors in daily use
Hinge systems that open fully for easier reach into corner and deep cabinets.
Best for: Corner units and deep storage
Full-extension runners with soft close for pots, utensils, and wardrobe bases.
Best for: Kitchen bases and bedroom drawers
Layered storage so heavy items sit low and smaller goods stay organised above.
Best for: High-capacity kitchen storage
Divided inserts that keep drawers calm and useful every day.
Best for: Kitchen drawers and vanity units
Pull-out shelves and baskets that bring the back of the cabinet to you.
Best for: Pantries, tall units, and deep bases
Hanging rails, shoe racks, accessory trays, and adjustable shelving planned around how you dress.
Best for: Built-in and walk-in wardrobes
Even light along the worktop so prep is comfortable and shadows fall away from the knife.
Best for: Kitchen work runs
Soft illumination inside glass cabinets, open shelves, and wardrobe niches.
Best for: Display units, dressing areas, media walls
Subtle lines of light at the floor or along profiles for evening atmosphere.
Best for: Open-plan kitchens and feature cabinetry
Interior lighting that makes early mornings and dark corners easier to use.
Best for: Deep wardrobes and walk-in closets
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