Collection

Decorative Laminates & Veneers

Laminates and veneers are what you see and touch every day: the shutter fronts of a kitchen, the face of a wardrobe, a panelled wall behind the bed. Colour, grain direction, sheen and texture together decide how a room feels.

Samples read very differently under showroom lighting and home lighting, and small chips rarely show how a pattern repeats across a full door. Where possible, view larger pieces and take samples home to check against your floor, walls and light.

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Fan of wood-effect surface samples spread on a woodgrain board.

Choosing well

What to consider

Selection notes to help you frame the conversation. They are general guidance, not specifications of any particular product.

Matt, satin or gloss

High-gloss surfaces reflect light and show fingerprints and scratches more readily; matt and textured finishes hide wear but can feel softer in colour. Choose for how the surface will be used, not only how it looks in a photograph.
Pattern repeat and grain direction

Woodgrain and stone-effect laminates repeat. Decide the grain direction for doors and drawers early so the sheets can be planned to match.
Veneer versus laminate

Natural veneer is real wood and varies sheet to sheet; laminates are printed and consistent. Veneer needs polishing or coating on site, which affects time and cost.
Edges and pairing

Consider matching or contrasting edge bands and how the surface pairs with handles, countertops and flooring already chosen.

Availability and pricing

Confirmed on enquiry

Specific ranges, grades, brands, sizes and prices in this collection are confirmed at the showroom or when you enquire. Sharing a few details up front lets us answer with real options rather than generalities.