Beyond the usual gloss-or-matte question, choosing a kitchen front opens a series of decisions that rarely get discussed.
Beyond the usual question of gloss or matte, the first thing everyone thinks about when choosing a kitchen, there is a whole series of further decisions that rarely get discussed.
Matte surfaces are calmer and hide fingerprints, but they need a better material to stay even over time. Gloss surfaces return the light and visually widen a smaller room, at the cost of a little more upkeep.
The options and combinations are countless, and each carries its own aesthetic and practical weight. Fluted fronts, veneer, lacquered MDF and high-pressure laminate behave differently to the touch, in the light and over years of use.
That is why we are here: to put every dilemma in its place, guide you through the process step by step and help you complete the story of your space.
