Daniel Woods Kitchens

Design philosophy of Shaker furniture is simplicity, quality, functionality and durability with clean, elegant lines. Natural Oak doors blend easily into any environment or doors can be painted in any colour.

A clean and bright high white gloss door. Accentuate with glass and stainless steel. Odessa black lacquered door along with granite and solid wood worktops add colour and texture.

Clean, straight grain and few knots - classic features of this solid Oak raised panel door. Its colour tones are consistent and work in harmony with other woods in the room. Georgian frame glass doors and pilasters add interest and character.

Forever a popular choice, a simulated tongue & groove panel door with arched frame in light alabaster colour combine to suggest a comfortable style that will suit any interior. A lovely dresser unit sits on the worktop displaying favourite crockery. The matching diagonal corner wall unit adds visual balance.

Sleek, this high gloss white handleless door is the epitome of sophistication. We used Japanese Pear Gloss with push catches as feature wall doors. The island worktop, Oceanwood, is a fully wrapped textured laminate with subtle hints of blues and pinks.

Solid oak door with Oyster paint. The twin panel profile is complemented by matching accessories. Create your own look using dentil cornice, wine facia, plate rack, canopy or overmantle, pilasters, open display wall units, curved and glass doors and tongue & groove end panels.

Raised panel door is a timeless design which can be styled to look traditional or contemporary. Use matching features such as pilasters and tongue and groove end panels with a drawerline arrangement. or use full height doors, wide drawer units, stainless steel handles and plain end panels to achieve a more streamlined look.

Could Knotty Oak ever look so handsome? All the features of a traditional solid wood kitchen brought right up to date in this textured painted door. The colour is Pumice, like smooth plaster, very classy.

A textured door with a very bold and distinctive look in a chocolate colour with stylish, easy to keep clean lines. Aluminium plinth and handles add to the smart looks.

This Dark Walnut wood finish is almost aromatic in its seductive character. Curves on end units, drawers and canopy add to the organic lines and sense of the exotic. Serena Granite worktop follows the curves gracefully and is backed with porcelain wall mosaics and 30 x 60mm porcelain floor tiles.

This hard wearing door has raised centre panels, a classic style that is always in demand. Drawerline is a more traditional layout and distributes drawers across the units whilst storing larger items and pots on the shelved units below.

The Light Oak effect on these doors replicates the characteristics and beauty of sun bleached, natural wood. Granite has been used to stunning effect as a continuous splash back behind the hob. Wicker baskets are a lovely addition to enhance the style of this door.

This earthy colour looks remarkable with so many worktop patterns you’ll be spoilt for choice. Frontal detail creates the impression of an inset door. That means internal space is not compromised and can incorporate a range of suitable internal pullouts, bins and drawers.

The cream gloss finish on this slab door lends a softer look than white and still creates a feeling of brightness in the kitchen. It is so versatile that choices of worktops and accessories are practically unlimited. The Damask feature doors, shown here as lift ups, have opaque glass with aluminium surrounds.

A favourite, high gloss cream styled as a handle free door produces a streamlined effect especially when used in a drawer line arrangement as shown. Here, a clever option to use TopShape double sided laminate worktop as end gables on the wall units & peninsula side creates a striking, chunky edge in the kitchen.

This layout uses full height doors to create a more uniform appearance and will seem more spacious. Internal drawers concealed behind the doors are also an option.

This beautiful painted solid Ash door exudes good taste. The colour is paler than cream, the surface shows it’s grained natural texture and the door profile is traditional. A statement kitchen. Luxurious Amarone Marble worktops. Stepped out drawers and pilasters. Grooved for a drainer beside the ceramic Belfast Sink.

A painted Cream shaker door with a hard wearing finish that feels like the smoothest satin. It’s really easy to maintain and keeps its good looks. This door is available as TULSA, foil wrapped.

Walnut veneer featuring stepped edges are the distinctive features of this door. This is a handsome kitchen with a warm wood finish. Sable is also available for painting.

Reminiscent of classic shaker but with a bevelled bead for a charming new look. Alabaster, not as stark as white, this door has a lovely, translucent quality. Wall units are unbroken by the use of an over window light pelmet which also serves to illuminate the sink area.

The character of this twin panel door is enhanced by the use of a sumptuous cream paint on solid Birch. Dresser units with plate racks and glass doors separated by an open wall unit with bottle rails bring the farmhouse look into the modern kitchen.

Colour is always a priority when choosing your doors. A special order service expands the stock range almost infinitely. So whatever you have in mind discuss it with Daniel Woods Kitchens. This kitchen shows the stunning Zurfiz Blue acrylic door which has a very high reflective finish.