How to choose the colour of your cabinets

We settle the colour at your place, in the real light of the room.

What you should know about finishes

By material: The same shade does not read the same on MDF, on melamine or on wood.
Matte, satin or gloss: Matte soaks up light, gloss bounces it back, and satin sits in between.
Upkeep: In a kitchen, satin is the one that cleans up most easily.
Best used for: Neutral tones on the long runs of cabinets, colour on the island.
Price against the others: A custom paint costs more than a colour already on offer.
How to sign off: We leave a sample in the room and you look at it morning and evening.

Never pick a colour off a screen, it will not be true to life.

Today's acrylic paints hold. What yellows is an oil varnish laid over white, or a range hood that pulls cooking grease badly.

Yes, if the split follows a whole volume. Light uppers, darker bases and island is the division that works most of the time.

Yes, from a door you hand us. The reading is taken with a colorimeter, then the gap is checked on a painted sample.

Neutrals on the large runs, strong colour on what changes fast: island, backsplash, handles. The room gets refreshed without redoing the cabinets.

Free visit. You settle the colour and the sheen level before we order.

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