Grain matched layouts
Veneer leaves are book-matched across shutters so the grain runs continuously, not randomly.
Veneers, laminates, PU and acrylic surfaces
Finish choice decides how an interior ages. We help you compare natural veneer with PU polish, high-gloss acrylic and matte laminate on real samples under your own lighting before committing.

Why it works
Practical advantages our clients notice on site, not marketing claims.
Veneer leaves are book-matched across shutters so the grain runs continuously, not randomly.
PU coats are sprayed in a controlled bay and cured before installation, avoiding on-site dust nibs.
Anti-fingerprint matte laminates keep tall units looking clean in high-use family kitchens.
All exposed edges are banded and sealed, which is what stops swelling and delamination later.
Materials
Request details for a full specification sheet, or ask on WhatsApp for availability.
Wood Finishes
Book-matched smoked oak veneer finished in matte PU. Re-polishable and warm under yellow light.
Wood Finishes
Mirror-gloss acrylic on HDHMR with sealed edges. Reflects light in compact kitchens.
Gallery
Videos
7:35Wood Finishes
Four finishes under the same lighting, with wear, cleaning and re-polish notes for each.
FAQs
Veneer gives real wood depth and can be re-polished; laminate is more scratch-tolerant and lower maintenance.
Acrylic gloss shows fine swirl marks over time. We suggest it for upper units and matte for high-touch lower units.
Sound carcasses can keep their frames while shutters are re-laminated or re-polished, which saves 30 to 40 percent.
Send us your floor plan or a photo of the wall. You will get material options, an indicative range and a site visit slot.