Painted kitchens
Any colour you like
Why choose painted?
A painted kitchen means the colour is sprayed onto the door in our own factory, so you're choosing a shade for your room instead of picking the nearest thing from a standard card. Racing greens, dusty pinks, deep blues and soft clays are all on the table, and two-tone schemes come naturally because every piece is painted to order.
Paint hides nothing about the surface underneath, which is why we prepare and spray every door ourselves. If a colour needs refreshing years down the line, a painted door can be refinished.
Aldana
A painted shaker with a fine frame and finishes that run from porcelain to racing green.
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Aylesford
A fresh, considered shaker in two-tone schemes like lava over cashmere.
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Painted kitchens reward a bit of bravery. A darker island under lighter walls is the classic move, and colour-drenching a larder interior is an easy way in if the main kitchen is staying neutral. Bring a cushion, a tile or a paint card to your design visit and we'll build the scheme around it.
Belgravia
A classic in-frame shaker painted to order, shown here in Avanti blue and porcelain.
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Emira
A soft painted shaker in gentler colours, like dry rose over dove grey with an oak accent.
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Harborne
Tall, handleless and quietly grand, with painted finishes like graphite that read as furniture.
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Madison
A warm, welcoming painted shaker, happiest in soft two-tone colour.
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Newcombe
A finely proportioned shaker in dependable shades like taupe grey.
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Wakefield
A long-standing bestseller, with painted in-frame character in shades like mussel.
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How a two-tone scheme comes together
Madison in dry rose and Hartforth blue shows how far a painted scheme can go while staying liveable, with the warmer shade kept low on the island and the cooler one carrying the tall runs.
If you're less sure about colour, Wakefield in mussel or Newcombe in taupe grey make the case for quiet paint, and both will take a bolder repaint later without any drama.
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Your questions answered
Can I choose any colour I like?
The painted ranges each carry a wide palette of factory shades, from quiet neutrals to colours like racing green and vermillion red, and your designer will talk through what's possible if you're matching to something specific in your home.
How does a painted finish cope with kitchen life?
The paint is sprayed and baked in the factory rather than brushed on site, so it's a far tougher surface than a decorator could achieve on fitted furniture. Knocks can be touched in, and a whole door can be refinished if it ever needs it.
See the painted ranges in person
The showroom displays carry the colours people are choosing right now, and there's no substitute for seeing paint on a full-size door. Or book a free design visit and we'll bring the palette to you.