Woodgrain Kitchen Doors
Perhaps the most popular style of kitchen door colour, and for good reason, woodgrain doors manage to be all things to all people - stylish, traditional, classic and timeless. But just because woodgrain doors are popular, it doesn't mean your kitchen will look like everybody else's - we have a wide range of colours and styles in our woodgrain collection, so you're certain to find kitchen doors that are as unique as you are.
No matter what the size or shape of your kitchen, there's a woodgrain door to fit. If space is in short supply, consider the lighter, golden-toned styles - such as Swiss Pear, Natural Oak, Pippy Oak or Beech. This will add subtle brightness to your kitchen, and create a warm, inviting space.
If you love that natural-wood look but still want a touch of contemporary cool, a coloured woodgrain like Opengrain Dark Grey, Oakgrain Cashmere or Oakgrain Grey would work beautifully. Grey is still very much in fashion when it comes to interiors, and each of these shades adds a splash of modernity to its woodgrain background.
Even though woodgrain doors are considered quite traditional, you can still use them to make a statement in your kitchen. If your kitchen is reasonably spacious, a strong colour like Avola Flint Grey or Dark Walnut will create a stylish talking point.
When it comes to choosing handles for woodgrain kitchen doors, you've got plenty of scope for getting creative. The versatile nature of woodgrain means that pretty much any handle will look good, so you have the freedom to personalise your new kitchen doors. If you want to bring out the rustic charm of your natural wood-look doors, antique latch or bow-style handles will look beautiful. If you want to keep things fresh and modern, simple round handles in chrome or nickel are the perfect fit.
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The neutral woodgrain effect of Ultragloss Noce Marino appeals to more traditional kitchen environments, meaning you can easily add modern flair to your classical kitchen. View all Ultragloss Noce Marino kitchen doors here.
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The warm brown textured tone of Ultragloss Japanese Pear adds rustic charm to your kitchen. See all Ultragloss Japanese Pear kitchen doors here.
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For a wonderfully weatherworn 'beach' effect, Moldau Acacia kitchen doors really give you that seaside feel. If you're a fan of beach colours, take a look through our collection of Moldau Acacia kitchen doors.
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With a warm tone and a gentle woodgrain effect, Canadian Maple kitchen doors are ideal for adding a traditional feature to a contemporary kitchen. Combine your new modern kitchen with Canadian Maple kitchen doors by choosing Canadian Maple doors from our collection.
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The regular grain pattern on Lissa Oak kitchen doors combined with its warm, rich tone makes Lissa Oak a regular favourite in modern kitchens. Lissa Oak kitchen doors are quite versatile and blend in with any colour palette. If you're looking for Lissa Oak doors, the full range can be found here.
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Odessa Oak's weather-beaten look and irregular pattern is ideal for those who like to 'go against the grain'. If you're looking for a good neutral tone that expresses a little bit of originality, Odessa Oak doors are perfect. See the full range here.
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The rich tone of Pippy Oak kitchen doors combined with the woodgrain effect makes this colour more effective in traditional kitchen designs. Combine Pippy Oak with lighter or darker tones to create your own unique kitchen design. All Pippy Oak doors can be found here.
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With a light, weather-worn textured woodgrain effect, Sonoma Natural Oak is a great way of adding a traditional element to your kitchen without making it look out-of-date. All Sonoma Natural Oak doors can be found here.
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San Remo Rustic kitchen doors boast a diverse grain and a lighter tone that is not quite as overbearing as darker woodgrain effect doors, making it ideal for adding light and warmth into your traditional kitchen. If this colour is what you're looking for, all San Remo Rustic doors can be seen here.
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Deep, rich and earthy, Burnt Oak kitchen doors add definition to contemporary and classic kitchens alike. The varied woodgrain effect can also add a sense of class to your kitchen. Take a look through our selection of Burnt Oak kitchen doors here.
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The cool and collected tone of High Gloss Snow Larch kitchen doors will brighten up your new kitchen in a way that is not quite so clinical as High Gloss Cream or High Gloss White. If you've decided on High Gloss Snow Larch doors, take a look at our full-selection of doors here.
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Opengrain White kitchen doors help to bring natural light into your kitchen. The off-white neutral tone is not as striking as High Gloss White and works well with both lighter and darker shades of furniture. If Opengrain White kitchen doors are what you need, you can see all Opengrain White doors here.
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Super White Ash kitchen doors really live up to their name, as one of the lightest and brightest options available for kitchen doors. Take a look through our collection of Super White Ash kitchen doors here to find the perfect style for your new kitchen.
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The neutral tone of Oakgrain Grey kitchen doors blends well with kitchens with cool grey and blue colour schemes, as well as gently offsetting kitchens with warmer red and brown colour schemes. If Oakgrain Grey kitchen doors are what you need, view the full range here.
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Opengrain Dark Grey's rich, earthy tone wonderfully complements more traditional styles of kitchen, but also provides a nice contrasting colour in more modern kitchen designs. If you've settled on Opengrain Dark Grey kitchen doors, view all styles of Opengrain Dark Grey doors here.
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Oakgrain Cream doors are ideal if you're looking to add a light element into your kitchen design, but don't want something as striking as Super White Ash or High Gloss White. Find your perfect Oakgrain Cream kitchen doors by looking through our complete selection.
