Kitchen and joinery finishes and materials
What your joinery is made of decides how it looks in ten years. Here is what we use, and where each one works best.
Try a finish before you choose.
Tap a colour and watch every door, panel and flute change in our 3D design renders. We bring the physical samples to your free measure.
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3D render for guidance. Real colours depend on the board, the sheen and your light.
Quote this finishDoor and panel finishes
2-pac polyurethane
A sprayed, smooth finish in any colour and sheen, from matt to high gloss. Suits handleless, shaker and fluted doors.
Polytec and Laminex boards
Durable melamine and laminate in hundreds of woodgrains and solids, including textured, matt and anti-fingerprint ranges.
Timber veneer
Real timber on a stable core: Tasmanian oak, American oak and walnut, oiled or lacquered.
Solid timber
For benchtops, shelving, handles and feature pieces where you want the real thing.
Benchtops
Silica-free surfaces
Stone-look surfaces made without crystalline silica, which replaced engineered stone after the 2024 Australian ban. Available with mitred edges and waterfall ends.
Porcelain and sintered stone
Thin, heat-resistant and UV-stable, so it suits outdoor kitchens.
Natural stone
Marble, granite and quartzite, each slab one of a kind.
Timber and laminate
Warm, repairable timber, or economical laminate in stone and timber looks.
Hardware
Blum drawers and hinges
Legrabox and Tandembox drawers, Blumotion soft-close hinges, and Aventos lift-up doors.
Handles
Brushed brass, nickel and black, finger pulls, edge profiles and push-to-open for handleless designs.
Lighting
LED strip lighting in shelves, under cabinets and inside wardrobes, on sensors or switches.
Book a measure and we’ll bring samples of boards, stone and hardware to your home.
Let’s draw up your space.
Book a free measure and quote anywhere from Stanwell Park to Gerringong.