In our last post we looked at common materials for kitchen doors and the performance of each. Now, we’re going to be taking a deeper dive into a few of the more unusual (and expensive!) options on the market. A lot of these might not be to everyone’s taste, but can be added as striking accents to more conventional kitchen doors or provide a bold alternative to those looking to liven up their bespoke kitchen décor.

The overall appearance of your kitchen is heavily influenced by your choice of kitchen door design and, no matter what stage of your kitchen remodelling process you’re at, one of your biggest decisions will be the materials you choose; a choice that can set the tone for the entire room.

Choosing the right material for your kitchen worktops is a vital step in your overall kitchen design. There are lots of different materials to choose from – each coming with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Here we aim to give you a useful guide as to various options.

Kitchens are the heart of every home and have entirely different lighting needs to any other room in the house. Not only is there the practical need to create a well-lit space for preparing food, but there’s also the very important function of setting up a homely and welcoming environment to entertain guests and share meals in.

In the hands of a skilled carpenter, veneer can be used to create stunning effects that would be impossible to achieve with solid wood.