Shaker Kitchens.
Fourteen ranges, 32+ colours, and the profile that never dates.
The shaker is the kitchen that never dates — a simple frame, a quiet panel, and room for your life to be the interesting part. It’s the style we make most, and the collection runs deep: fourteen ranges, from wide classic frames to narrow and micro-shaker profiles that suit lower ceilings and cleaner tastes. Most are painted — either smooth or with an authentic ash woodgrain showing through — in 32+ shades or a colour match of your choosing; a few carry durable foil finishes that shrug off busy family life. If you’re not sure where to start, start here.
The shaker collection.
Aldana
Narrow shaker · painted ash woodgrain
Aylesford
Micro shaker · painted ash woodgrain
Clifden
Narrow shaker · smooth matte painted
Dawson
Narrow shaker, v-groove · smooth matte foil
Florence
Shaker with internal bead · smooth matte painted
Georgia
Shaker · smooth matte painted
Harborne
Shaker, integrated handle · painted ash woodgrain
Kensington
Shaker, v-groove · woodgrain-effect foil
Lawrenson
Narrow shaker, double-step profile · painted ash
Madison
Shaker, v-groove · painted ash or Light Oak
Newcombe
Narrow shaker · matte foil, oak texture
Pembridge
Narrow shaker, internal bead · oak-effect foil
Wakefield
Shaker, beaded centre panel · painted ash or Light Oak
Oxford
Shaker, routered · smooth matte, ex-stock
Narrow, micro or classic?
Frame width changes everything. A classic shaker (Madison, Georgia, Florence, Wakefield) reads warm and traditional; narrow frames (Aldana, Clifden, Lawrenson, Dawson) tighten the lines for a more contemporary room; micro-shaker Aylesford is barely a whisper of a frame — shaker for people who thought they wanted handleless. Integrated-handle Harborne and true-handleless Clifden split the difference.
Three things people ask us.
Can shaker doors be painted any colour?
Most of our shaker ranges are painted to order, so you can choose any of the 32+ shades on the standard palette. If the colour you want sits outside it, bring us a BS or RAL reference — or the lid of the paint tin — and we’ll match it. Express shades are held pre-finished for shorter lead times.
Which shaker suits a small kitchen?
Narrow and micro-shaker profiles like Aldana, Clifden and Aylesford keep the frame slim, which makes a compact room feel calmer and less busy. Paler shades from the palette lift the space further, and well-planned internal storage does the rest.
Foil or painted — what’s the difference?
Painted doors are factory-finished either smooth matte or with an authentic ash woodgrain showing through, and can be matched to any colour. Foil ranges such as Dawson, Kensington, Newcombe and Pembridge come in a set palette and are exceptionally hard-wearing and easy to clean.
Browse the other styles in the collection:
Start with a conversation.
Free, no-obligation design consultations — at the showroom by appointment, or in your own home.