Mandarin Stone Collaboration

Our Ladbroke door style is one that has gained a lot of attention since we first released it. With a circular cut out handle that is not only easy to use; but also adds such an interesting eye-catching element to your kitchen, it’s not hard to see why it’s become such a popular choice. With the option of different backing materials and colours, the Ladbroke is a versatile option that adds a contemporary twist to every front. We love to see how clients create different looks using this handle style; including the sleek front with a matching handle backing or the more statement look with a different handle backing such as a bright colour or metallic finish. Exposed timber fronts are definitely a very popular option right now, and we're absolutely loving seeing the natural beauty of the timber shine.

Back in late 2018 when we were asked to provide some Ladbroke doors for a shoot with tile giant Mandarin Stone, we didn’t even hesitate to say yes. With the chance to combine our bespoke fronts with the beautiful tiles from Mandarin Stone, we knew that this shoot would provide some incredible images. We created these fronts using walnut timber, which has been stained and then lacquered with a 15% sheen. These fronts have been edge-banded to provide a sleek clean look, and the handle backing is made from the same beautiful walnut timber.

Combined with the oblique sand tiles from Mandarin Stone and a beautiful pink wall colour, our walnut fronts look chic and sophisticated, like the perfect modern solution for your kitchen. The rich tones of the walnut timber combine so perfectly with the neutral colouring of the backdrop, but still take centre stage in these beautiful images. By keeping all colours neutral and slightly cooler, a minimalist style with a hint of scandi vibes is created.

We absolutely loved working with Mandarin Stone and their brilliant stylist Susie Clegg on this project, and we hope you enjoy the images too! Check out our Instagram for more of our beautiful images!Image credits to Mandarin Stone.