Cabinets + Colors

The Cabinets.

Every cabinet type, 15 paint colors, one level of quality.

The System

Every type. One catalog.

Pick the blocks that fit your walls. They arrive as one kitchen.

Floor Cabinets

Doors, drawers, corners, bins and open shelves. 35" tall, in 20" to 42" widths.

Wall Cabinets

Single, double and glazed uppers. 30" tall, 14" deep.

Counter Cabinets

Counter-to-ceiling dressers, plain or glazed. 50" tall, 14" deep.

Tall Cabinets

Full-height larders and pantry storage, with doors and drawers.


The Catalog

No brochure. Every block lives in the planner at its real size and real price, so the catalog you browse is the catalog you order from.

View the catalog in the PL/NNER

Construction

All About The Cabinets.

Painted beech exterior.

Solid beech frames, spray finished in a hardwearing eggshell.

Oak veneer interior.

Oak veneer lined interiors throughout.

Dovetailed drawers.

Traditional dovetail joints on every drawer.

Brass butt hinges.

Solid brass, fitted for decades.

Lamello installation.

Face frames clip on with Lamello clips. Fast, precise fitting on site.

Made in England.

Built to order in one North Norfolk workshop.

The Colors

15 Paint Colors. One Finish.

Nothing added, nothing hidden. The cleanest white we could find without tipping into clinical.
Bare
White, but with something going on underneath. A presence without a fuss.
Ghost
The good stuff. The kind that comes in a paper wrapper with a little too much salt.
Butter
Not actually pink. More of a blush. The kind you get after a long Sunday lunch.
Pinky
Warm, soft, and just about to become something great. A neutral that earns its keep.
Dough
Gray tried, beige tried, this is what happened. Better than both.
Greige
Dependable. Always in the drawer. The color of things that just work.
Spoon
The sea between the rocks on a slightly overcast afternoon. Still worth it.
Capri
Dark, cold, moves fast. Named after the river nobody swims in.
Hudson
Stings a little. In a good way. The green you didn't know you needed.
Nettle
Deep, murky, looks like trouble. In all the right ways.
Swamp
Dark, slightly bitter, very good for you. The vegetable that became a kitchen.
Kale
Named after a dog of indeterminate breed. Gingery, warm, impossible not to love. Part corgi, part lab, part dachshund, and about eleven other things. So is this color.
Leo
Love it or leave it. No in between.
Marmite
Cast iron, seasoned dark, and heavier than it looks. The one you never replace.
Skillet
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