Kitchen Styles & Ranges
From sleek handleless designs to timeless shaker and traditional kitchens, we design, supply and install a wide range of styles to suit every home. Explore the ranges below for inspiration.
Mixing Styles & Finishes
You don't have to choose a single style outright — many of our customers mix elements, such as handleless wall units with a shaker-style island, or a painted finish paired with a more contemporary worktop. Our design team can help you combine styles in a way that still feels cohesive, rather than mismatched.
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How to Choose Your Kitchen Style
Choosing a style comes down to a few practical questions as much as personal taste:
Room size & layout
Handleless and shaker styles both suit smaller kitchens well, since their clean lines don't visually crowd the space. Bespoke layouts come into their own in larger or more unusually shaped rooms.
Property type
Period and traditional homes often suit painted or shaker kitchens; new-build and open-plan spaces tend to favour modern handleless designs.
Maintenance
High-gloss finishes show fingerprints more readily than matte or painted doors, worth factoring in for busy family kitchens. Especially if you're choosing a handleless kitchen
Longevity
Shaker and traditional styles tend to age the most gracefully if you're not planning to update again for 15-20 years. Some bolder colours have a shorter period of being on trend.
Not sure which fits your home? Book a design consultation → and we'll talk it through with you.
Bring Your Style to Life
Found a style you love? Our team can help you bring it to life, from initial design through to full installation.
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Kitchen Style FAQs
What's the difference between shaker and inframe kitchens?
Shaker doors sit on the outside of the cabinet frame with a recessed centre panel. Inframe doors sit flush within the cabinet frame itself, giving a more traditional, tailored look — typically a step up in both cost and craftsmanship.
Which kitchen style suits a small kitchen best?
Handleless and shaker styles tend to work best in smaller spaces, since their clean lines avoid visually cluttering the room. Heavier traditional detailing can make a small kitchen feel more closed-in.
Can I combine different door styles or finishes?
Yes — many of our customers mix styles, such as a handleless run with a shaker-style island. Our design team can help make sure the combination still feels cohesive.
How do I choose a worktop to match my kitchen style?
It depends on the finish you're going for — quartz and porcelain tend to suit modern handleless kitchens, while granite and solid surface often complement shaker and traditional designs. Explore worktop materials