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Twenty real rooms. The exact Kitch style + finish combos their designers chose. And the $6 samples to see them in your own light.
Choosing cabinet fronts shouldn't feel like a gamble. Every look in this guide is a real project by a real designer, photographed in a real home — with the exact Kitch door style and finish combination named, so you can order the same thing.
Flip through twenty rooms — kitchens, offices, baths, even a bar — and save the ones that feel like your home.
Tap any swatch to copy the exact style + finish name, ready to paste into your sample order or send to your designer.
$6 gets the real 4"×4" finished sample in your hands. Hold it against your walls and light before you spend a dollar on doors.
Same slim Shaker Slender profile in two finishes — Americana woodgrain warmth against soft Mist. Keeping one door style and switching the finish is how designers mix without clutter.
Twin vanities in seamless Euro Slab Cannes flanking a freestanding tub — spa-calm, handle-free, and warm. Proof the same fronts that work in a kitchen make a bathroom feel custom-built.
Fashionista's smoky woodgrain below, dramatic stone in between. The slim Twigg profile keeps the frame quiet so the finish — not the door — does the talking.
Matte Sage on Shaker Bevel's 2-1/4" frame, against tongue-and-groove walls, butcher block and unlacquered brass. Installed by the Vike team — proof a hard-working mudroom can be the prettiest room in the house.
Warm Cannes woodgrain on the island and lowers, calm Stratus up top. The two-finish split is the easiest way to get a designed look — the wood does the character, the matte does the calm.
Floor-to-ceiling Brownstone through an arched doorway — a full coffee station hidden in plain sight. Proof that one deep colour, used everywhere, reads more luxurious than any two-tone.
Real prefinished oak veneer, seamless slab fronts, floor to ceiling. The Shinnoki line is the “is that custom millwork?” moment of our range — installed straight out of the box.
Pale Sheer Beauty woodgrain with black recessed pulls and a black island — Scandinavian warmth with just enough contrast. The detail shot shows why Twigg's slim 5/8″ profile photographs so well.
Mist perimeter cabinetry under a limewash plaster hood and full-height marble. Soft grey-green, barely-there profile — the definition of colour without committing to colour.
Slate-blue Surf on a double vanity with warm brass pulls. Bathrooms are the lowest-risk place to try a colour you love — and the room guests actually see.
Deep Midnight under a soft plaster hood, marble slab and unlacquered brass. Navy is the boldest colour people never regret.
A full wall of Pitch Black built-ins with brass hardware and library shelving above. Cabinets aren't just for kitchens — this is what a Kitch home office looks like.
The same Fashionista woodgrain from the kitchen, re-cast as a credenza in a deep green office. One sample order, styled three ways across one home.
A built-in bar wall in dark Monaco with a lit wine niche and black fluted tile. The proof that Kitch cabinets can furnish any corner of the house.
A double vanity in Americana woodgrain, arched mirrors and unlacquered brass above a run of drawers. Warm timber in a bathroom reads calmer than any painted finish.
Shaker Bevel's 2-1/4" frame in soft grey-blue Stratus, wrapped in white counters and morning light. Colour without committing to colour — calm, grounded, endlessly liveable.
A full media wall in Mist — floating shelves over a low run of doors and drawers, set beside a limewash plaster fireplace. Proof the same fronts that build a kitchen can furnish a living room.
Warm greige Shaker Slim wrapping a full pantry wall and an integrated fridge, lifted by brass and fluted glass. Suede Stone is the shade that reads custom without reading beige.
A walk-through pantry framed by an arch — Stratus drawers below, open shelving above. The quiet end of the range, doing the tidy work.
A double vanity in smoky Fashionista woodgrain under twin arched mirrors, warmed with unlacquered brass. The same fronts that anchor a kitchen, sized for a bathroom.
Every door in this guide can hang on the KitchBOX — our own modular cabinet system, built in Edmonton. It assembles in about three minutes with a cordless drill, the KitchBOX Assembly Tool, and a mallet — and it's engineered to stay perfectly square for decades, not just past move-in day.
Building around existing IKEA® frames? Kitch doors and panels still fit Sektion, Pax and Besta. The KitchBOX is its own system — the step up when you want the whole cabinet, not just the face, built to last.
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