Family-run kitchen makers in Rooskey, Co. Roscommon · Est. 1996
Nine ranges in gloss, matt, textured and metallic finishes.
A modern kitchen lives or dies on its lines, so we obsess over them. Strada’s integrated J-handle keeps the front completely clean; Zola’s slab doors take a handleless rail — painted to match or deliberately contrasting — or any handle you love; Ferro brings real metallic paints for a statement island; and textured slabs (concrete, reeded, woodgrain) add depth without clutter. Gloss that mirrors, matt that forgives fingerprints, and a black-aluminium fluted-glass door (AluFlute) to lift any run — this is the contemporary end of the collection, engineered to stay looking sharp.

Slab, integrated J-handle · high gloss

Slab, integrated J-handle · smooth matte painted

Slab · gloss painted

Slab · smooth matte painted, 32+ colours

Slab · soft-matte foil

Slab · metallic painted, smooth or weathered

Slab · matt finish, ex-stock

Slab programme · concrete, woodgrain, reeded, matt & gloss

Feature door · black aluminium frame, fluted glass
There are three honest ways to lose the handles. A J-handle, as on Strada, machines the grip into the top edge of the door itself — nothing added, nothing to catch a hip. A handleless rail, used with Zola, sets a slim aluminium channel behind the door edge; paint it to match for a seamless run or contrast it as a detail. And a true handleless door opens on a recessed grip, for the purest front of all.
Finish is the other half of the decision. Gloss throws light around a room and suits paler shades; matt and soft-matte forgive fingerprints and flatter deeper colours. Both clean with a soft cloth and mild soap — no abrasives, ever.
A high-gloss finish shows marks more readily than matte, but it’s a tough surface — the trick is care rather than caution: a soft cloth, a mild soap solution and no abrasives. If your household is hard on doors, a soft-matte or matt finish is more forgiving and looks just as sharp.
It’s a slim aluminium rail set behind the door edge that gives you something to pull without a handle on the front. We can paint it to match the doors for a seamless run, or leave it contrasting as a design detail. Zola ranges take a rail; Strada has the grip built into the door as a J-handle.
Yes — it’s the pairing we specify most. An oak run in Tavola, Rezana or Versa warms up a painted or gloss kitchen, and the AluFlute fluted-glass door lifts either. We’ll balance the finishes so the room reads calm rather than busy.
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Free, no-obligation design consultations — at the showroom by appointment, or in your own home.