Door Designs

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 A flat slab door kitchen design features cabinet doors that are a single, smooth, flat piece of material, lacking any frames, raised, or recessed panels. This minimalist design creates a sleek, modern, and contemporary look, emphasizing simplicity and a clean aesthetic. Our slab doors are made from TFL and are popular for their functional, easy-to-clean surfaces and ability to complement various design styles, from modern and mid-century to Scandinavian and transitional kitchens.

 A shaker door kitchen design features cabinets with a simple, flat-paneled door and a framed border, creating a clean, timeless, and versatile aesthetic that suits various styles, from modern to traditional. 

 A slim shaker kitchen design is a modern, updated version of the classic shaker style. It is defined by its clean, sleek lines and minimalist appeal, making it a versatile choice for contemporary and transitional kitchens. The primary difference lies in the width of the cabinet door's outer frame: slim shaker cabinet doors feature narrower "stiles" and "rails," typically measuring between 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches wide, compared to the 2 to 4 inches of traditional shaker cabinets. 

 A thermoformed kitchen, or thermofoil kitchen, features cabinet doors and panels with a smooth, seamless, and durable vinyl film wrapped over an MDF (medium-density fiberboard) substrate using heat and vacuum pressure. This process creates a hard-wearing, moisture-resistant finish that resembles painted wood but offers advantages like a wide range of colors, textures, and styles, easy cleaning, and resistance to chipping and fading.  

 Wooden kitchen cabinet doors can be used to create various aesthetics, from traditional and rustic to sleek and modern. The overall design is defined by the door's construction, wood species, and finish. 

 Mitred cabinet doors are known for their seamless, polished look, with each of the four frame sections joined at a 45-degree angle to create a refined, picture-frame effect at the corners. This style offers an elegant, high-end feel that works well in a variety of kitchen aesthetics, particularly contemporary and transitional designs.