Resprays
Kitchens, wardrobes, media walls and cabinetry are available in sprayed, laminated, natural wood or composite finishes. This section covers two of them: sprayed finishes and laminated finishes.
The choice comes down to look and use. For a painted colour on smooth or panelled doors, spraying is the natural fit. For a wood grain and a hard surface that takes daily wear, look at laminate. Samples tell you more than descriptions do, so use our showroom in Fulham to compare materials and finishes.
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Laminated Finishes
A hard surface with the colour or wood grain built in. Suits kitchens, wardrobes and cabinetry that are used every day.
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Sprayed Finishes
A smooth painted surface in the colour you choose. Suits panelled and shaker-style doors, wardrobes and media walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a sprayed and a laminated finish?
A sprayed finish is paint or lacquer applied by spray, so the colour sits on top of the surface. A laminate is a decorative sheet bonded to a board, so the colour or grain is part of the material. Sprayed suits a painted colour on smooth or panelled doors; laminate suits a wood grain or pattern on a hard surface.
Which furniture can have these finishes?
Kitchens, wardrobes, media walls and cabinetry can all have either finish. Tell our specialists the piece, the room and how hard it is used, and they can talk you through which suits it.
Where can I compare materials and finishes?
At our showroom at 9 Royal Parade, Dawes Road, Fulham, where you can explore material samples, compare finishes and speak to our specialists. Samples show colour and texture far better than a screen.