Solid wood for classic kitchens
Oak, chestnut, walnut, ash and cherry are the wood species we use for classic kitchen doors. Once the wood is chosen, we define the door design and colour: the same material can suit different designs and finishes.
Bespoke kitchens
Kitchen doors in solid wood, blockboard and MDF
Kitchen doors: wood, designs and colours chosen together
We help you choose doors by starting with the material, then the design and colour, coordinating them with the worktop and cladding. For classic kitchens, we use solid wood; for modern kitchens, we offer blockboard or lacquered moisture-resistant MDF, with RAL colours or other shades for the lacquer finish.
Door design and colour
Your designer helps you choose the door design and finish, considering the kitchen style and combinations with the worktop and cladding. For lacquered finishes, we can choose RAL colours or other shades to compare using samples.
Customisation
To compare models, samples and finishes in person, we recommend a visit to our premises arranged with your designer. We can look at door and worktop combinations and choose material, design and colour for your kitchen.
View our dismountable masonry kitchens!
Choosing doors for a masonry-style kitchen
When choosing doors, we define the material first, then the design and colour. Your designer coordinates these choices with the worktop and cladding and includes them in the proposal. Lacquer describes a finish, whereas solid wood, blockboard and MDF are different materials.