Why one supplier helps
When the kitchen, the wardrobes, the storage and the doors come from different suppliers, matching a wood tone or a colour across them is hard — each has its own palette and tolerances. Sourcing them from a single made-to-order supplier lets the same finish run through the whole project, so it reads as one considered design rather than a collection of parts.
What can be matched
Wood tones and grains, painted colours, handle and hardware styles, and glass or reeded-glass details can be carried across categories — for example a warm oak that appears on the kitchen island, the wardrobe fronts and the interior doors, with a consistent handle throughout.
Working from a designer's palette
Work from your scheme, mood board or samples and we'll match to it — and send finish samples back for sign-off so you and your client approve the exact look before production. Everything is made to measure in the agreed finish.
Common questions
Can you match the same finish across the kitchen, wardrobes and doors?
Yes. Because everything is made to order from one supplier, a wood tone, colour or handle style can be carried across the kitchen, cabinetry and doors so the whole scheme is consistent.
Can you work from our samples or palette?
Yes — send your scheme, mood board or samples and we match to it, then send samples back for sign-off before anything goes into production.
Which finishes can be carried across the kitchen, cabinetry and doors?
Wood tones and grains, painted colours, handle and hardware styles, and glass or reeded-glass details can all be carried across categories — for example one warm oak on the kitchen island, the wardrobes and the interior doors, with a consistent handle throughout.
Can you match a finish to something we already have?
Yes. Work from a sample or reference of the existing finish and we'll match to it, then send a sample back for sign-off before production so you can approve the exact look.