Handleless kitchens
Plain fronts with integrated grips or discreet aluminium profiles. The opening system depends on the collection and cabinet type.
How to choose a handleless kitchen
How the doors open
A smooth appearance does not mean every kitchen uses the same opening system. Lamja has grips milled into the fronts; Blanka and Campari use edge handles. Try the grip on both a drawer and a tall door: cabinet height and room for your hand also affect comfort.
Fronts in everyday use
Look at a colour sample in lighting similar to your kitchen. Check finger marks around the grip and the care instructions for that finish. Matt and gloss reflect light differently; photographs cannot replace a material sample.
Start with the layout
Measuring needs to account for neighbouring cabinet doors, the dishwasher and fridge opening, and clearance from walls. Explore the collections above to compare their fronts and options. The final cabinet arrangement is fitted to the dimensions of your room.
Other styles
Kitchens with handles
Handles, knobs and rails paired with coloured fronts, wood effects or concrete finishes. Your choice of finish changes the look of the whole kitchen.
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English country-style kitchens
Framed fronts, routed details and glazed display cabinets. Elin, Navia and Vera offer different frame widths and front finishes.
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We'll discuss your room layout, the cabinets you need and your choice of materials. A home measurement is the first step towards a design and quote.