
Kensington
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Description
Kensington reworks the standard Shaker in two ways. The inner edge of the frame is sloped rather than square, and a v-groove is cut where the frame meets the centre panel. Together they give the door far more depth and shadow than a flat-faced Shaker, which is why it holds its own in larger open-plan rooms where a plainer door can look washed out.
The grain shows through the finish and the door stands up well to day-to-day family use. Kensington comes in a wide colour range — Porcelain, Cashmere, Indigo and Graphite are the ones our customers choose most often.
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