Wood & Stained Kitchens.
Real oak veneer in six stains — or painted, with the grain still showing.
Nothing warms a room like real grain. Rezana’s cross-scratched knotty oak, Tavola’s calm horizontal veneer and Versa’s vertical rhythm each take six stains — Light Oak, Parched Oak, Espresso, Weathered Silver, Carbon Black and Hacienda — or paint, if you want grain texture under colour. Wood works hardest in company: an oak island under painted perimeter runs, oak open shelving against Heritage Green, a media wall that ties the kitchen to the living room. Solid-oak drawer boxes and dovetailed storage carry the material through the details.
Mixing wood and paint.
The pairings we return to again and again: Parched Oak Tavola beside a graphite slab; Espresso Rezana grounding a Porcelain painted perimeter; Weathered Silver Versa with pale stone and brass. One material leads, the other supports — and the worktop referees.
Practically, wood earns its place where hands go: island fronts, tall larder runs, open shelving, a media wall that carries the grain out of the kitchen and into the living room. Keep the rest calm and the oak does all the talking.
Three things people ask us.
Is it real wood?
The grain is real oak veneer over an engineered core — the honest answer, and the better one: veneer over a stable core moves far less than solid timber in a kitchen full of steam and heat, so doors stay true for years. Drawer boxes and internal storage come in solid oak.
Which stains are available?
Rezana, Tavola and Versa take six stains: Light Oak, Parched Oak, Espresso, Weathered Silver, Carbon Black and Hacienda. Tavola and Versa can also be painted across the 32+ palette if you want colour with grain texture beneath.
How do I care for oak doors?
Wipe with a soft cloth and a mild soap solution, then dry off — and keep abrasives away. Deal with spills and standing steam promptly, and don’t site a kettle or steam oven directly under a wall unit. That’s genuinely all it takes.
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