Corporate Kitchens accessible contract
  • Thumbnail: Ballerina GL7298 and XL6200 units with black glass doors, and chunky framing in American Walnut veneer. Doors are handle-less; there is a recess above each door front allowing fingers to reach over the top of the door or drawer to open. Profile behind finger recess is visible in aluminium. To left of image, contemporary armchair and tall window opening. Open display unit with walnut veneer back panel and shelves, and black glass doors in asymmetric layout. To centre of image, large island unit with top-heavy look and very small footprint. Plinth and framing in American Walnut veneer, drawers in black glass. Very thin stainless steel cladding as worktop, with inset sink and chrome professional spray tap over. On far wall, tall units are set into a framed recess with integrated Gaggenau ovens in aluminium finish. Highly figured veneered wood flooring with black hide rug. Walls painted in graphite and white.
  • Thumbnail: Futura Gloss Handleless Kitchen with Gloss White island, and Olivewood Veneered tall units behind. To left of image, large picture window to exterior. In centre foreground, white handleless high gloss island unit with aluminium plinth and decorative pendant extractor over. Slim peninsula extending from left side of island in pale grey material with lime green bar stool beneath. To right of image, tall units with twin single ovens centred, in high gloss olivewood veneer units.
  • Thumbnail: Rational Atmos kitchen in Urbano textured wood décor. Cashmere white granite worktops, and contrasting black doors over tall units. Long view of kitchen with base units to left and right of image, showing handleless textured wood fronts with horizontal grain. Recess above door fronts allows fingertips to reach in to open doors and drawers. Floor is rough concrete screed. To centre of image, long view of tall units on back wall of room containing integrated ovens and coffee machine. To top and right side of tall units, contrasting black units give an interesting contemporary effect.
  • Thumbnail: Ballerina GL 5680 handleless kitchen in white hi-gloss finish. Large room with lounge area in foreground containing black sofa and small ivory coffee table. To left of image, very low white units as sideboard with block of four wall cupboards over. To right of sideboard, an open shelving area in contrasting chocolate stained wood effect. To right of image, square kitchen area in white hi-gloss finish with black worktops and stainless steel extractor.
  • Thumbnail: Futura black and white high gloss kitchen with handleless doors and stainless steel accents. Kitchen set out in D shape, with white midi-height units to left of image containing two integrated ovens, and slimline black wall units over. To centre of image, sink area under window opening. In foreground, black units creating a cooking peninsula containing chunky gas hob with cylindrical stainless steel extractor over. Black flooring and walls painted a pale grey.
  • Thumbnail: Rational Neos Camme in high gloss handleless finish with glass doors on slimline wall units. To left of image, run of wall-hung units with two rows of slimline wall units above with glass doors. Central island, viewed end on. Camme ivory units with tall stainless steel plinth below. Right of centre, view of tall units in Camme finish with two integrated ovens. To right of image, run of base units with tall stainless steel effect plinth and slimline glass-fronted wall units above. Broad plank flooring in dark stained wood to floor.
  • Thumbnail: Ballerina handleless kitchen in L shape with wood effect doors in light oak and contrasting olive grey doors. Engineered stone worktops in pale cream. To left of image, olive grey wall units with light oak doors below. To centre right, tall units in olive grey with two integrated ovens. Large picture window to right. To near right, breakfast bar at end of kitchen run with two black bar stools. Flooring in light beige colour.

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Handle-less kitchens are very much in the limelight, as new manufacturing techniques allow previously impossible door profiles to be created. We can suggest a selection of completely handle-less door styles, and some that have a very discreet and elegant ‘barely there’ handle in a variety of different finishes.