Classic Fenton Painted Shaker
With an exclusive collection of fashionable colours to choose from, your Fenton painted kitchen design will delight in beautiful understated originality, where statement making feature pieces can be displayed to best effect.
Solid Door and Glass Door
Solid Door and Glass Door with Centre Bar
Pale Smoke Glass Doors with Bar
Plaster Fenton Open Shelves
Colour Palette
Hand sprayed in the UK factory, painted timber doors feature a rich matt finish that reveals the subtle beauty of the wood grain beneath.
Bone
Chalk
Charcoal
French Grey
Gravel
Mink
Old Navy
Putty
Seal Grey
Soft Grey
Soft Moss
Inspiration
Fenton Kitchens in Clients Homes - Awaiting Images
Tailored To Fit
This kitchen is Tailored To Fit which allows you to specify any size of door and drawer front, unconstrained by a limited choice of size options, we have the capability to create a distinctive kitchen design for you. The flexibility offers design possibilities, permitting us to overcome planning challenges and find clever solutions to awkward design obstacles. The result is a kitchen that feels bespoke and one which has been created to your exact requirements.
Bespoke Painted
Introduce a truly individual look to your kitchen with our new Bespoke Painted Service. Simply select from any manufacturers painted swatch (Dulux, Farrow and Ball, Crown etc) and we will accurately match your colour choice in any of our Painted Timber Ranges.
From the elegant design of our in-frame kitchens Tetbury and Petworth to the bold Shaker styles of Lansdowne and Erin, you can tailor your kitchen to your exact colour requirements. Delight in the distinctive, homely feel of Kemble or introduce a classic slant with the exquisite Kinsale, each matching your chosen painted swatch, hand sprayed to make the kitchen uniquely yours.
Painted Timber Colour Palette
Our painted timber collection is available in a choice of 25 stunning colours. From timeless classics to bold contemporary shades, make a statement that reflects your sense of design and taste.
