A high gloss handleless kitchen style is the epitome of modern elegance. With its seamless and sleek design, it exudes a sense of sophistication and minimalism. The kitchen colour chosen for this style is the discontinued closest stone of high gloss pavilion, which adds a touch of warmth and luxury to the space. The absence of handles further enhances the clean and seamless look, giving the kitchen a smooth and uncluttered appearance.

For the worktop, a white sparkle quartz material is chosen, which not only complements the high gloss pavilion colour but also adds a touch of sparkle and brightness to the kitchen. The undermount granite stainless steel sink perfectly blends into the worktop, further accentuating the sleek and seamless design of the kitchen. Paired with a chrome tap, the sink area becomes a focal point of functionality and style.

Completing the kitchen are the Siemens full set of appliances. With their top-of-the-line performance and modern features, these appliances elevate the functionality and convenience of the kitchen. From the refrigerator to the oven, the dishwasher to the induction cooktop, each appliance seamlessly integrates into the high gloss handleless kitchen, forming a cohesive and visually appealing space.

The combination of the high gloss handleless kitchen style, the high gloss pavilion colour, the white sparkle quartz worktop, the undermount granite stainless steel sink, the chrome tap, and the Siemens full set of appliances creates a kitchen that is not only functional but also a stunning centerpiece in any home.

Review

Many thanks to you and the Team at Kitchen Warehouse UK, the quality of the units are superb, the work was done on time, and to a high standard and I would like to thank yourself for all the advice and all the tradesmen for a great job, Ben and all the lads completed the kitchen without any problems at all which is rare these days, and the finished product brings a wow factor to the house. My wife and I are very pleased we chose Kitchen Warehouse.

John & Kath Oxley - Martin Le Moor