- Sussex
Sonoma Oak A traditional door with a cathedral arched centre panel£46.43 £92.86 (Typically)Typical price based on a 570mm x 496mm door
More colours availableBy 2nd Jun- HALF PRICEall doors 50% off
- MADE TO MEASUREany size
- FREE DELIVERYon all orders over £500
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- GUARANTEEDfor 6 years
- ECO FRIENDLYsustainable wood
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- Wiltshire
Sonoma Oak A Shaker style door with a wide frame and plain drawer front£55.62 £111.23 (Typically)Typical price based on a 570mm x 496mm doorMore colours availableBy 2nd Jun- HALF PRICEall doors 50% off
- MADE TO MEASUREany size
- FREE DELIVERYon all orders over £500
- PICK A DELIVERY DATEeasy and convenient
- GUARANTEEDfor 6 years
- ECO FRIENDLYsustainable wood
- MADE IN THE UKbuy British
- RATED EXCELLENT ON
- HALF PRICE
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 Lissa 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 Paint Flow Matt Light Grey, Paint Flow Matt Indigo Blue, or Paint Flow Matt Sage Green 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 Japanese Pear 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.
