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WalnutWood & Glass Kitchen

Kitchen in Walnut and Glass

Kitchen in Walnut and Glass

Fluted panels with lit glass tall units

Warm walnut-look fronts, fluted panels and tinted glass tall units turn the kitchen into the best-looking room in the house.

Profile lights inside the glass units show off your crockery in the evening.

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WARM WOOD TONES

Walnut and oak finishes that look and feel natural.

LIT GLASS UNITS

Tinted glass shutters with soft profile lighting.

FLUTED DETAILS

Grooved panels on the island and the tall units.

MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY
IN-HOUSE

Every kitchen and wardrobe is designed and made in our own factory by our own team.

3DSEE IT BEFORE WE BUILD

You approve your design in 3D, in your finishes, before a single panel is cut.

EXPORT QUALITY

Machine-cut, edge-banded and checked panel by panel before it leaves the factory.

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Book a Free Design Visit at Our Studio

  • Have a friendly chat with our designers.
  • Tell us how you live and what you want to change.
  • See your new kitchen or wardrobe in 3D.
  • Get a detailed quote so you know the full cost up front.
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Book a Free Online Design Session

  • Meet our designer on a video call from home.
  • Share your floor plan or photos of the room.
  • Get 3D views of your design to review with your family.
  • Get a detailed quote so you know the full cost up front.
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Good to know

  1. Your design: the 3D design and quote are free. Production starts only after you approve the final drawings and finishes.
  2. Changes: changes are free until production starts. Once panels are cut, changes may add cost and time, and we will always tell you before.
  3. Warranty and service: warranty terms for each product are written on your quote. Our team stays reachable after installation for adjustments and service.

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