Kitchens
Base, wall and tall runs, islands, pantries. Quoted per linear foot on your plan.
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Three collections. One factory standard.
Every collection is a complete system - door, frame, finish and hardware - built on the same plywood box. Choose the line the room asks for; the structure underneath never changes.
Collection 01
Oakline Slim Shaker
The line we build most. A thin recessed frame in natural white oak, matte or satin, on a plywood box. It reads quiet in a kitchen and holds up in a house full of people.
- DoorSlim shaker, thin frame
- WoodNatural white oak
- FinishMatte or satin lacquer, 3-coat min.
- HardwareBrass / black pulls, Blum push-open optional
- BoxPlywood, E0-grade, 18mm
- Best forKitchens, pantries, built-ins
Collection 02
Flatstone Frameless Slab
Handleless fronts with push-open hinges and reveal lines you can rest a ruler on. For kitchens and wardrobes that want no visible hardware at all.
- DoorFrameless slab, push-open
- FinishMatte - charcoal, cream or wood veneer; full RAL on request
- Reveal1.5mm, laser-cut edge
- HardwareSoft-close push-open, integrated
- Best forKitchens, walk-in closets, offices
Collection 03
Fluted Reeded Oak
Fine vertical flutes that catch the light. The strongest visual in the range - we use it for islands, wardrobe fronts and the one wall in a room that should be noticed.
- DoorFluted panel, reeded grain
- WoodWhite oak, clear matte
- Flute pitch12mm
- Best forIslands, wardrobes, accent walls
Material systems
Two more lines, on the same box.
Stainless and lacquer aren't add-ons - they're systems with their own spec sheets, their own cases and their own quote line.
Stainless system
304/430 box and island, hairline or bead-blasted, on an aluminium frame from our own profile line. The zero-formaldehyde line.
See the material page →
Lacquered fronts
Any RAL, matte 5% to gloss 90%, three colour coats and two clear coats, oven-cured at 60°C. A painted sample ships with your first quote.
See the material page →In the room
The finish wall, in the room.
Twelve standard colours, twenty-four on the house lacquer schedule, or any RAL matched to a painted sample - all on the same E0 box, all to the same lead time.
By room
Every room of the house, one supplier.
Bathroom vanities
Floating or floor-standing, moisture-sealed box, stone or solid-surface top.
Closets & wardrobes
Walk-in systems, soft-close drawers, LED-ready shelving, glass fronts optional.
Mudroom & pantry
Bench seating, cubbies, hooks and locking lockers.
Laundry
Tall storage, fold-down counters, open shelving over the machines.
Home office
Desks, bookcases and closed storage in the same lines as your kitchen.
Selection matrix
Which line goes where.
Four lines against the rooms we build. The last two rows are the add-on systems - quoted per spec with the room they live in.
| Space | Oakline | Flatstone | Fluted | Stainless |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Walk-in closet | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Laundry room | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - |
| Home office | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - |
| Wine storage column | ✓ | ✓ | - | ✓ |
| Jewelry display wall | ✓ | ✓ | - | ✓ |
Finish system
Every finish, tested on the same box.
The colour is the only variable. Board, hardware standards and QC steps stay identical across every finish below.
MFC
Matte melamine, the default workhorse - 12 standard colours, zero premium.
Natural veneer
0.6 mm full-cover, book-matched on feature walls, matte clear over.
Solid oak
For shaker profiles that take a plane - Oakline's warmest face.
Painted, full RAL
Three colour + two clear coats, oven-cured - the lacquer page.
FAQ
The three lines, in plain answers.
What is the difference between Oakline, Flatstone and Fluted?
Oakline is the slim shaker in natural white oak, matte or satin finish - the quiet all-rounder. Flatstone is the frameless, handleless slab with a 1.5mm laser-cut reveal and push-open hardware. Fluted is reeded white oak at a 12mm pitch, built for islands, wardrobe fronts and accent walls. All three sit on the same 18mm E0-grade plywood box.
Which collection fits which room?
Oakline: kitchens, pantries and built-ins. Flatstone: kitchens, walk-in closets and offices where no hardware should show. Fluted: islands, wardrobes and the one wall in a room that should be noticed. Every room page on this site is built from these three lines.
Can I mix finishes within one project?
Yes - mixed finishes within a single run are part of the finish system, and painted finishes run to the full RAL palette on request. Board, hardware standards and QC steps stay identical across every finish.
What hardware and box sit behind the doors?
The same standard on every collection: Blum soft-close hinges rated at 50,000 cycles (DTC on request), full-extension runners at 35-45kg per pair, single doors up to 28kg, and a 5-year hardware warranty aligned with Blum's own.
Can I see the finishes before committing?
Yes. The 30,000 m2 showroom carries a live material wall with every finish in sample form - viewable in person in Foshan or over a 30-minute video tour the same week. A sample kit can be sent with your first quote.
Pricing at a glance
Your number, worked out on your plan.
Made-to-order is priced by size, box construction and finish. We quote per linear foot, duty-paid, against your final drawing - with ocean freight, duty, clearance and delivery inside the number. Your exact, fixed duty-paid (DDP) quote is free - no obligation.
Hold it before you order it.
Free sample kit: door samples from all three collections, board cross-sections and the hardware set - free for first-time buyers, couriered to your door in the US, Canada and Australia within 5-7 business days.
Importing into Canada? The Canada cabinet cost calculator covers the surtax and the provincial tax that sit on top of the per-foot figure.