Designer German Kitchens

Modern, handle-less kitchens look linear and spacious. “Concentrating on what’s essential” is the idea. Nothing distracts from the fronts.

To achieve this, handles are replaced with flush and uniform recessed grips and designed in a line.

For those looking for modern designs but in a more tradional style we have endless options. Our tradional ranges includes classic shaker doors and classic handles that can give your home that more traditional feel.

Ceramic kitchens have become an increasingly popular option in recent years. They offer the perfect balance between style and durability. Available in a variety of colours, they create an ultra-modern and unique look, with the ceramic also offering effective heat, scratch and stain resistance.

Ceramic is a material that provides prestige & an ultra modern look to your kitchen. Natural individual texture of each door make each kitchen totally unique. Ceramic has been used for a very long time but with new technical advances, it has only recently found its rightful place in kitchens.

Not only can it be used on kitchen doors, we can use ceramic to clad certain areas of the kitchen for a maximum modern look.

Our ceramic kitchen doors are made from clay fired at extremely high temperatures. Ceramic doors are fine-grained in structure and provide great consistency in colour. Each door has its own individual character together with the texture.

Perfect for anyone who wishes to add an element of sophistication to their kitchen. Glass German kitchens are sleek, contemporary and incredibly eye-catching. They can be installed in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes and are guaranteed to stand the test of time – even in busy households.

German kitchen units with a high-gloss finish are ideal for smaller properties. Their shiny surface causes light to reflect off the countertops and cabinets, making the space look bigger and brighter. What’s more, they’re very easy to keep clean and are both water and stain-resistant.

For anyone with a large, expansive property, a matte kitchen is a stylish yet practical option. The most popular shades include grey and black. But there are many colours to choose from, allowing you to create an individual, contemporary look. They’re also very low maintenance.

If you prefer to keep things classic, we also have a range of wooden German kitchen units. You can choose from either real wood veneers or a durable textured laminate, in various colours and finishes, and combine them with ceramic or glass units to create a truly unique design.

A handleless kitchen is defined by its lack of door mounted handles. Instead, the doors on  handleless kitchen units are reduced in height by around 30mm, creating a gap through which to access a continuous handle profile that sits behind them. This handle profile comes in both an L and a C shape, and is what creates the iconic “unbroken line” aesthetic that handleless kitchens are famed for.

What is a TRUE handleless kitchen (push-to-open)?

A true handleless kitchen has no handles whatsoever – think normal kitchen units, but with the handle completely removed. As there is no L or C shape profile behind the doors either, the doors on true handless kitchens don’t need to be reduced in height. True handleless kitchens are therefore operated entirely by “push-to-open” mechanisms that come in a range of varieties (and costs!). They are popular for their modular, minimalist look but beware that the costs of achieving this can quickly add up, particularly where integrated appliances are concerned.

Are handleless kitchens more expensive than regular kitchens?

A common misconception is that as they are more design-oriented, handleless kitchen units will cost significantly more than normal kitchen units. While this may vary in truth from manufacturer to manufacturer, the extra items you would need to make a normal kitchen into a handleless one really shouldn’t justify a huge cost increase.

Will a handleless kitchen work with my appliances?

Absolutely! If an appliance can be integrated (hidden within a kitchen unit or behind a door) there’ll be a solution available to make it work in a handleless design. Certain dishwasher models can sometimes cause issues when integrating due to their heights, however if you’ve got a handleless kitchen in mind then a good designer should be able to guide you during the planning process to help avoid technical pitfalls like this.

What are the advantages of a handleless kitchen?

Unlike regular kitchen units, the handleless style offers an almost re-invented approach to traditional planning solutions – deliciously presented in a distinctive contemporary style. Our German Handleless Kitchens are built to incremental raster systems, meaning equal divisions of door heights across unit runs are possible for a thoroughly balanced aesthetic –no more unsightly mismatched drawer lines! Unique accessories are also available, such as grip ledge lights to illuminate your L profile handle.

Are there any disadvantages to a handleless kitchen?

Generally speaking, no. The price of a handleless kitchen should be just as reasonable as that of a regular kitchen, and there are only a small number of extra planning nuances that your designer will need to consider when working through your wishlist. They require little to no extra cleaning, and come in a huge variety of colours and styles. Handleless kitchens are just as accessible and ergonomic as regular kitchens, with the added bonus of transforming your home into a stunning modern space.

What are the design features of handleless kitchens?

Opting for a handleless kitchen opens up a whole new world of design possibilities that handled kitchens can’t achieve. The contemporary themes they employ (like the “unbroken line” feature) are bursting with modern flavour, and consequently have inspired a selection of unique design elements exclusive to handleless kitchens such as wrap-around end panels, grip ledge lights, vertical handle profiles and many more.