Modern Kitchens
Modern kitchens designed for clean lines, integrated appliances, and contemporary living. Our collection includes handleless and J-pull profiles, supermatte and gloss finishes, and German-built engineering from Häcker. Browse the ranges below or visit our Surrey showroom to see how each finish looks under real lighting — every kitchen is bespoke designed for your space, with free survey and finance options.
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Versa Veneered Slab
Versa is an oak veneer, slab door with a vertical grain. This striking door range is available in a sanded, stained, or painted finish.
Unity Handleless
Our Unity handleless kitchen range features a slab door in 20 contemporary finishes. This Scandinavian styled range is available in matt, gloss, metallic, concrete and woodgrain finishes and is available in both standard and bespoke sizing options.
Unity
Our Unity slab kitchen range features a slab door in 20 contemporary finishes. This Scandinavian styled range is available in matt, gloss, metallic, concrete and woodgrain finishes and is available in both standard and bespoke sizing options.
Zola Soft-Matte Handleless
The Zola Soft-Matte Handleless range features a minimalist, slab door available in 7 colours. It is designed to be utilised with our handleless rail system in a choice of different rail profiles the most popular being Aluminium, Brass and Graphite.
Zola Soft-Matte
The Zola Soft-Matte range features a minimalist, slab door which allows for a huge choice of designs and colour palettes. Available in 7 colours we use this kitchen range to create a number of kitchen styes including Scandinavian inspired themes.
Zola Gloss Handleless
A simple slab door for handleless rail kitchen designs; the Zola gloss handleless kitchen range is a modern, true handleless range that never comes in or out of fashion.
It is available in 6 gloss colours; white, porcelain, light grey, cashmere, dust grey and graphite.
Frequently asked questions about modern kitchens
- What defines a modern kitchen?
- A modern kitchen typically features clean lines, minimal ornamentation, integrated appliances and a focus on functionality. Common signatures include flat-front doors, handleless or J-pull profiles, mixed materials (wood with matte finishes, glass with metal), and engineered surfaces like quartz worktops. Modern doesn't always mean stark — warmer wood tones and softer matte finishes have made modern kitchens feel less clinical than the all-white aesthetic of the early 2010s.
- Are modern kitchens always handleless?
- No — many modern ranges include slim bar handles, recessed pulls or finger-pull profiles. Handleless is currently the most popular look for modern kitchens because it gives the cleanest visual flow, but a thin handle in matte black or brushed brass can look just as contemporary. We can show both options at the design stage so you can compare in person.
- What's the difference between matte and gloss kitchen finishes?
- Gloss finishes reflect light and make small kitchens feel larger and brighter, but show fingerprints and surface marks more readily. Matte finishes (especially supermatte and soft-matte) absorb light, hide marks better, and give a softer, more contemporary look — Häcker's PerfectSense matte even includes an anti-fingerprint coating. Matte is currently the more popular choice in our showroom.
- How long do modern kitchens last before looking dated?
- A well-designed modern kitchen built with quality materials should look current for 15–20 years. The materials matter more than the style — solid carcasses, German hinges, soft-close mechanisms and engineered worktops outlast trends. Where modern kitchens date is in colour choices, so we usually recommend neutral tones for cabinetry and adding personality through worktops, tiling and lighting — those are easier to refresh in a few years' time.
- Are modern kitchens easy to clean?
- Yes — flat-front doors with no handles or moulding leave very few crevices for grease and dust to collect. Matte and supermatte finishes wipe clean with a microfibre cloth and warm soapy water, and integrated appliances leave fewer awkward gaps to clean around. The biggest cleaning factor is your worktop choice — quartz and ceramic are the lowest-maintenance, while solid wood and concrete need more care.