Slab-style kitchen cabinets: an inspiration gallery

Kitchen cabinets

Are you the type of person that likes lots of choices in life? I know I am โ€“ though if given too many options, I panic and end up not picking anything at all. If you’re the same, then slab-style kitchen cabinets could be perfect for you.

Being both modern and simplistic, slab-style kitchen cabinets feature a flat panel with a handle, making them incredibly versatile. They offer an almost endless array of designs, which are the โ€œultimate choiceโ€ for a contemporary kitchen – win win, right?

These styles come in a variety of colours, shapes, sizes, and finishes โ€“ from high gloss and metallic to matte โ€“ and you can pair them with any of the thousands of handles on the market. (So you really do have to be someone who likes a lot of choice!)

This can help define your own unique design, whether you choose chunky cross-knurl T bars or more classic pull cups.

These kitchen cabinets can also help create an unfussy, uncluttered look and work with any style of property โ€“ plus these doors are easy to clean, too.

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Slab-style kitchen cabinets: white cabinetry complements the range cooker here, which is in a bold rust tone. Neptuneโ€™s Limehouse kitchens start from ยฃ12,000.
Slab-style kitchen cabinets: a concrete worktop and splashback give an industrial feel to these slab-style kitchen cabinets by Day True.
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Slab-style kitchen cabinets: they painted this simple kitchen in Benjamin Moore’s First Light paint.

More gorgeous kitchen inspo

Slab-style kitchen cabinets: mix and match for an individual look. Designers at The Main Company helped the owners of this house create their perfect kitchen using slab doors in different materials.
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Slab-style kitchen cabinets: this client wanted a kitchen that would be timeless and iconic. Alex Saint at Kitchen Architectureโ€™s Cheshire showroom chose the Bulthaup b3 system. With its minimal understated aesthetic, it enhances rather than competes with both the cottageโ€™s period features and glass extension. Kitchens from Kitchen Architecture start from ยฃ50,000.
Slab-style kitchen cabinets: designed in conjunction with chef Carlo Cracco, Scavoliniโ€™s Mia range gives you the look of a professional kitchen. It’s complete with a dark steel island and 5cm-thick stainless-steel worktop. Scavolini kitchens start from ยฃ15,000.
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Slab-style kitchen cabinets: Devolโ€™s Sebastian Cox range is made from rough-sawn sustainable timber and stained with a mix of water- based paint and clothes dye to let the wood shine. Shown in the Clerkenwell Blue tint, prices start from ยฃ15,000.

More stunning pictures of slab-style kitchen cabinets

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Slab-style kitchen cabinets: this kitchen artfully mixes classic and contemporary. The Modernist islandโ€™s mitred drawer fronts have an integrated finger rail, while the pared-back Brasserie dresser gives traditional style a modern update. Clean lines and subtle hardware add a graphic twist. Smallboneโ€™s Brasserie Kitchen, from ยฃ70,000.

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However, they tend to not be made from real wood so may not be as long lasting – so bear that in mind.

Although contemporary kitchens frequently feature white cabinets, darker colours can be used to achieve an on-trend look.

Finally, itโ€™s important to consider materials carefully. If youโ€™re thinking of using a monolithic marble piece, for example, complement the veining with deep grey, navy or black cabinets. To finish the look, opt for sleek pendant lighting, high-shine accessories, and structural furniture. Beautiful!

Featured image: The slab doors help provide an uncluttered look. Kitchens from Designspace London start from ยฃ25,000.

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