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Handleless wooden kitchens: a new sleek and modern trend

handleless wooden kitchens

Textured, grainy wooden cabinetry, matt black appliances, slim industrial open shelving and concrete-inspired worktops. I smell a new kitchen trend…

So, handleless wooden kitchens were everywhere at the KBB Show in Birmingham. Taking inspiration from nature, many stands put theirs out on display. There was everything from simple, white and oak Scandi cabinetry to dark and modern designs with an industrial finish. The kitchens were so stunning, you could spot the beauty of the grainy wood a mile away.

So say goodbye to handles, because you won’t miss them. Get that contemporary look by choosing grainy wooden units with push-to-open mechanisms. Also, go for soft-close technology or handleless kitchen cabinets with cut-out handles.

If you’re thinking of updating your kitchen then I’ve gathered all the stand-out designs that caught my eye here. Get ready for some serious inspo…

handleless wooden kitchens
Firstly, we have integrated LED lighting, built-in black appliances and matching sink and tap. This example of statement wooden handleless kitchens is by Pronorm.
cabinetry by novy
Next up, do you love that modern-rustic look? Then achieve the aesthetic in your space with grainy wooden units like in this simple scheme. It features the latest Novy appliances.
handleless wooden kitchens
More handleless wooden kitchens inspiration from Novy. We love the rich and warm texture. We also like the way the appliances contrast with the warm wood. This kitchen is definitely on our wish lists this year.
cabinetry by MHK
You don’t have to keep with the same wooden texture in your kitchen. Mix and match materials and finishes in your design to create a bold scheme with a touch of personality. MHK Kitchen Experts designed a handleless wooden kitchen and went for a neutral shade on the island along with marble-inspired worktops.

More dreamy kitchens for you to enjoy

handleless wooden kitchens
If you’re into Scandinavian interiors, then why not get inspired by this dreamy white and oak scheme by Haier? You have open shelving plus integrated appliances to make cooking and baking easier. You also have plenty of storage space.
a gorgeous design featuring Samsung appliances
Black works perfectly with grainy wooden finishes. Go for wood panels on your walls or wall cabinets and add contrast with a matt black unit. This scheme features sleek appliances from Samsung.
handleless wooden kitchens
One of my favourites this year at the KBB Show in Birmingham was this cool and ribbed wooden handleless kitchen by Rotpunkt. You can hide away your laundry room or walk-in pantry behind a clever door. This easily blends within your scheme. The island matches the material of the drawers and worksurface. For extra storage, you also have matt black open shelving. In addition, multi-functional hooks can be placed anywhere along the metal strips on the wall.

So, are you sold on wooden handleless kitchens? Then read our feature on buying bespoke, so you can have the kitchen of your dreams.

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