Cabinet doors & panels

New doors can change almost everything you see.

Replace tired cabinet fronts with made-to-measure doors, drawer fronts, visible panels and kickboards selected around the existing kitchen.

The visual reset

Door replacement is the core of most kitchen facelifts.

Doors and drawer fronts occupy most of your sightline. Changing them can shift a kitchen from dated gloss, dark timber or worn laminate to a cleaner contemporary finish without touching the cabinet boxes behind them.

Common choices

Flat-profile doors for a clean contemporary look
Shaker-style fronts where a framed profile suits the home
Matt, satin or textured finishes
Contrasting island or overhead cabinetry
New handles or selected handleless details

We look beyond the doors

A convincing refresh needs the panels to match.

Replacing fronts but leaving yellowed end panels, exposed fillers or damaged kickboards is one of the easiest ways to make a facelift look unfinished.

End panels

Visible sides of islands, pantries and cabinet runs can be re-faced or replaced to coordinate with the new doors.

Kickboards & fillers

Often overlooked, but critical to making the new finish read consistently across the room.

Hardware

We assess existing hinges, runners and handles rather than automatically assuming every component must be replaced.

What we measure

Replacement fronts are made around the kitchen you already have.

We confirm every door and drawer front, hinge positions, gaps, end-panel conditions, fillers, appliance interfaces and kickboard lines before ordering. That detail is what separates a clean facelift from simply swapping door slabs.

Count & measure

Each front is measured rather than assumed from nominal cabinet size.

Match the visible layer

End panels, fillers and kickboards are included where needed for a coherent finish.

Check hardware

Hinges and runners are assessed for condition and compatibility.

Install & align

Gaps, reveals and door alignment are adjusted after fitting.

Keep the kitchen. Change how it feels.

Send us photos and a rough plan. We’ll tell you whether a facelift makes sense.

Get a facelift quote