- Outlet's ChoiceSomerset
Beech A plain slab door£38.47 £76.93 (Typically)Typical price based on a 570mm x 496mm door
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Plain Kitchen Doors
Classic, simple and elegant - plain kitchen doors will suit any style of kitchen. Our range of plain-fronted doors will make updating your kitchen both easy and affordable.
Perfect for both small rooms and large kitchens alike, plain kitchen doors will make cosy spaces seem bigger, and will really open up more airy kitchens. Uninterrupted by fussy details, simple blocks of colour create the illusion of more room. Sleek, bar or bow-style handles will complete this fresh, modern look.
Slab-style doors are highly modern, so if you're looking to bring some contemporary cool into your kitchen, you can look no further. What's more, we have four different plain styles for you to choose from - each is simple and chic in its own way, and all will provide the perfect starting point for a stylish new kitchen. Add light and depth to the room with doors from our Ultragloss range, Reflections, keep things neat and low-key with a smooth Slab door, or enjoy the fine chamfered edges of the Devon and Norfolk doors.
Plain kitchen doors provide the perfect canvas for show-stopping colours, so why not make a statement and go for a cool blue, a dark grey or even black? A gloss finish will stop bold colours overpowering the room but will make your kitchen the centre of attention for all the right reasons. If you prefer a matt surface, mid-greys and natural, stone-like shades will work beautifully, especially when paired with white or cream tiles. If you want to find a balance between crisp modern design and traditional style, how about a woodgrain finish? In smaller kitchens, lighter woodgrains will brighten up the space, and in more spacious rooms, you can afford to use a darker woodgrain to really catch the eye.
