Slab

A slab door is sleek and minimalist—no beveling or detailing, just rectangular simplicity. It needn't be as contemporary as its form though; a fitting choice of pull will help define your look

A modern kitchen with teal lower cabinets and a copper backsplash. The upper cabinets have glass doors displaying dishes and books. A black faucet sits on the countertop, and a plant adds greenery to the space.

Hampton Court

The perfect example of a modern slab door turned traditional, with this gorgeous in-frame kitchen design that champions the use of Armac Martin pulls with our slab door styles to lift your design into something luxurious and decadent.

Modern kitchen with light wooden floors and white cabinetry. A large stainless steel refrigerator stands against a wall. A white island counter has two bowls on it, and three pendant lights hang overhead.

Glaven

A modern kitchen with pastel blue cabinets and gold handles, featuring a built-in oven and marble backsplash. The room has herringbone wooden flooring and a yellow chair in the foreground

Westbourne Gardens

Modern kitchen with dark cabinets, white countertops, and a black stove. Pendant lights hang above a central island. Open shelves display dishes, and a picture window provides natural light. Decorative backsplash adds a touch of color.

Beach House

A navy blue cabinet with gold knobs stands against a white wall. On the white countertop, there's a potted succulent and a small decorative object. An orange cloth is draped over the cabinet. A piece of abstract art hangs on the wall above

Using Slab doors in your kitchen

Our slab-style doors offer unparalleled creative freedom for your kitchen. With either a push-to-open option, totally removing the need for pulls in modern kitchen designs, or total flexibility to add your choice of pulls from your preferred supplier. The world (or kitchen) is your oyster!

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Contemporary Slab Kitchens

Questions & Answers

Do you fit?

We are just as happy to fit, or simply supply the kitchen for your contractors to take it from there. Many of our clients are undergoing wider renovation projects, so using the contractor or a local carpenter or fitter can often be the most cost-effective option.

We are now also offering a fitting service in Greater London and the surrounding area, so please enquire with your designer as part of your design consultation and we'd be happy to help!

Do you come on site to measure?

A final site measure is all part of the fitting service, but if you would like us to come and do a final measure if your contractors are fitting, that's no problem. Depending on the complexity of the space and the travel distance from either London or Norfolk, the site measure starts from £250. All we ask is that your room is ready for us!

Where can I see one of your kitchens?

We'd love for you to visit us at one of our showrooms.

Visit our Bloomsbury Showroom

Visit our Chelsea Showroom

Visit our Norfolk Showroom

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