Types Of Curved Kitchen Cabinets

Over the last few years, we have noticed that more and more customers are choosing curved kitchen cabinets. Stylish, practical and ergonomic, a curvy kitchen is an elegant solution for family homes, overcoming the risk that hard edges can pose to little ones, and ideal for small , awkward spaces, where protruding corners can place restrictions on movement. The soft lines of curved units will open up the room and create the illusion of space. Open plan curves are also well suited to larger kitchen diners, with perhaps a breakfast bar forming an attractive focal point in an open-plan living area.

What Kitchen Styles Have Curved Cabinets?

Curved doors in a kitchen are functional while also bringing additional aesthetics to a kitchen. Loughnanes joinery can manufacture curved doors with flat panel or curved doors with a raised panel. We have set templates for our curved doors. However, we can also offer non-standard size or tall curved doors. Our curved doors are available in a variety of woods and colours. They are available as a curved lay on door, curved inframe door or a curved sink door. We also offer true curved doors where the styles of the doors also form part of a curve. Please view a sample of our curved doors and accessories below, or to view our full range please view our brochure catalogue.

Cons Of Curved Kitchen Cabinets

Black is stunning colour that can be used in so many ways to create an extraordinary kitchen – often used as a contrasting colour to woodgrains and light colours as well as full kitchens being in black for that chic look. These high gloss black curved doors are from our absolutely stunning made to measure acrylic collection which is available in 13 colours with a full range of matching accessories. We have finally brought the clean lines of a top end european kitchen or bedroom within your reach… our acrylic faced & edged doors are what we consider to be the top end of the market for high gloss kitchen doors.

Kitchen Cabinets With Curved Doors

Mullions / muntins are moldings that divide the opening of a cabinet door frame and either hold individual panes of glass (true divided lites) or more commonly serve as decorative accents over a single pane of glass. Using a mullion lite pattern with a frame cabinet door is a great way to enhance any cabinet project, combining functionality with stylish design. Kitchen cabinets, free standing furniture, built-ins, and other projects are easily customized by adding accent doors. Walzcraft is the industry leader, offering the most variety of lite patterns and options such as true divided lites, glass retainer and designer glass to compliment your project.

Available as 715mm high to fit a 300x300 carcass to fit to a kitchen carcass of 720mm x 300mm x 560mm you will need to add a panel 715mm high x 256mm wide and 'blind' hinges. Please note back colour of all curved doors is silver finish if you need us to drill the hinge holes for you please enter your instructions in the hinges boxes all bella vinyl wrapped door products are supplied with a 6 year manufacturer&##39s; warranty.

This painted kitchen we fitted a good few years ago while being an oldie at this stage in colour choice has all the bells and whistles as regards kitchen design. The curved doors on island incorporating a sink with bespoke draining board details, a lower level worktop section along with oak timber worktop to dine at it makes this curved door kitchen a pleasure to use. The raised panel door design makes this curved door kitchen stand out as regards craftsmanship and design. The curved cornice detailing we manufactured along with the curved raised panel doors shows the level of detail we can design and manufacture for our clients.

Curved Corner Cabinet Kitchen

I have just priced up an island with 4 x curved corner units, 2 drawer units, 1 wine cooler 2 x wine rack units and a 600mm cupboard,glendevon white it came to nearly £3. 5k!!!! thieving howdens!, anybody got an online supplier that could supply a similar type unit. The island is to create a feature, the rest of the kitchen is the dreaded ikea!! i know that the curves are expensive but suppose i didnt realise just how expensive!! any advice greatly appreciated!.