Kitchen with white shaker cabinetry, tall glass panelled upper cabinets and a navy blue island under two brass drum pendants.

Kitchen cabinets

Cabinets sized to your room, not to a stock box

Cabinetry is the largest thing in a kitchen and the part you touch every day. Get the storage right and the room works. Get it wrong and you feel it every time you empty the dishwasher.

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Before and after

The cabinets are what you notice

Same room, same window, same tile floor. New cabinetry and new counters are doing all of the work here, which is why cabinets are usually the first thing we plan and the last thing worth economising on.

Kitchen before remodelling, with dated oak cabinets, a laminate counter and a terracotta tile floor. — Oak doors, a laminate counter and storage that stopped at the corner.

The same kitchen after remodelling, with navy blue base cabinets, white upper cabinets and new counters, on the original tile floor. — Navy bases, white uppers and a taller wall run. The floor was kept.

Styles

Eight door styles we build and fit

From the traditional to the very plain. The door sets the tone, and the box behind it decides whether the kitchen actually works.

Kitchen run in white shaker cabinets, with tall pantry cabinets either side of the range. — **Carried full height**Doors taken all the way up into pantry cabinets, so the wall reads as one piece instead of a row of boxes.

Kitchen with flat fronted white upper cabinets and no visible frame, above a dark tiled splashback. — **Handles left off**A flat front with no hardware at all. It only works if every gap is dead straight, so the setting out has to be right.

Cream kitchen in raised panel cabinetry with crown moulding above the wall units. — **Finished with crown**Moulding above the wall units closes the gap to the ceiling and turns the run into furniture.

White kitchen with glass fronted upper cabinets, open shelving and a hexagonal tiled splashback. — **Glass and an open shelf**Two glass doors and one open shelf are enough to break up a long wall without losing much storage.

Shaker

A flat panel in a square frame.

The most requested style for a reason. It suits period and modern rooms equally.

Slab

A flat door with no frame or detail.

The quietest option. Lets the counter and splash do the talking.

Traditional

Raised panel with moulded detail.

Reads as built in furniture rather than fitted units.

Contemporary

Clean lines, handleless options, minimal reveal.

Needs precise setting out, because there is nothing to hide behind.

Rustic and country

Visible grain, softer profiles, painted or natural.

Warm, and forgiving of an older house that is not perfectly square.

Craftsman and glass front

Honest joinery, or glass to open the run up.

Glass fronts break up a long wall of doors and give you somewhere to display.

Storage that earns its space

The fittings people are glad they asked for

White shaker kitchen with full height pantry cabinets flanking the range.

Pull outs and pantries

Chef pantry, roll out and pull out pantry, pull out base storage, corner carousel, spice drawer and mixer storage.

Corners are where storage is usually lost. A carousel or a purpose made corner unit gets it back.

Navy base cabinets with deep drawers and brass pulls, under glass fronted upper cabinets.

Drawers and dividers

Tray dividers, peg systems, cutlery and knife blocks, under sink cleaning storage, waste pull outs and a pull out step stool.

Deep drawers beat low cupboards for almost everything. You can see what is at the back.

White shaker kitchen with a run of wall and base cabinets beside a stainless steel range.

Virtual Studio

Try a door style before you commit

Cabinet colour and door style change a kitchen more than anything else. Combine door style, counter and splash in the visualizer first, then come and hold the samples.

Open Virtual Studio

Free to use. Nothing to download.

Laguna Hills showroom

Then hold the samples

Screens flatten texture and gloss. A painted door and a stained one can look identical on a phone and nothing alike in your hand.

Bring a drawer front if you are matching existing units, and we will put it against the real doors.

Visit the showroom

Kitchen with a grey island, white perimeter cabinets and a tall pantry cabinet.

Get a real number for your cabinets

New cabinetry or refacing. We measure, plan the storage and price it in writing.

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