Painted

The versatility and sophistication of a hand painted kitchen is limited only by the imagination; but often a simple theme works just as well: here a subtle off white with natural wood worktops and flooring provide a delightful effect.

The Cottage (cot) and Chart (cha) pattern doors are both traditional styles for painted furniture and produce a distinctive period feel of a typical Victorian cottage or terraced house,  or perhaps a grander Victorian or earlier Georgian house with the Chart pattern. The square framed doors (sqw, sqn) are a classic shape for painting, where the distinct shadow line of the square frame produces an intriguing effect, particularly with pale colours. The bevel frame doors (bew, ben) with a less pronounced shadow, perhaps in a stronger colour, give a contemporary feel to painted furniture.

A hand painted kitchen provides unlimited scope for colour and decorative effects both traditional and contemporary.

The Wooden Kitchen for hand painting can be supplied ‘in the white’ (sanded bare wood), or white primed ready for decorative hand painting on site.