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Oak Kitchens

We love working with oak. Rich, warm and comforting - an oak finish kitchen is just the thing for some rustic charm. But it can also be very smart, or even sleekly modern for a Scandi vibe. However you like it, we can use this naturally beautiful material to craft the bespoke kitchen you've always dreamed about.

Modern kitchen with light wood cabinets and a spacious island. The island features open shelves with white and orange bowls. The countertop has a built-in stove. The back wall has a shelf with plants and blue bottles. Double ovens are integrated into the cabinets. Stanhoe

The Stanhoe kitchen showcases another side of oak. It's all about simplicity and great craftsmanship: no doors, just beautiful handmade dovetailed drawers and clean, Scandi-style lines. The white American oak finish, with its unique grain pattern, is the perfect material for the look.

A modern kitchen area with wooden cabinetry and glass-front cabinets displaying glassware. A countertop features potted plants, glass containers, and a large coffee machine. Three pendant lights hang above. Dark hardwood flooring contrasts with the light décor. Chester Row

Here's a great example of how the natural, country kitchen look can also feel very sophisticated. The Chester Row kitchen combines traditional Shaker style cabinetry in exposed oak with contrasting materials like glass, brass and stainless steel. The effect is stunning : contemporary yet timeless, and full of character.

A modern kitchen features light wood cabinets, a white countertop, and black fixtures. Open shelving holds dishes and plants. A bowl of fruit sits on a black metal and wood island with stools. A vibrant floral wallpaper decorates one wall, adding color to the space. New Brighton

This bespoke kitchen starred on George Clarke's Old House, New Home - and it's the hub of a happy family space: calm, unshowy and thoroughly beautiful in a subtle way. Paired with blank bronze handles, the frameless Shaker cabinet doors in exposed oak hit just the right note.

A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets and shelves. A white countertop features a faucet, a pitcher with utensils, and a basket of onions. Green cabinetry with built-in double ovens is in the background. Open shelves hold plates and cups, and pendant lights hang overhead. Stamford

Naked Kitchens' oak finishes

Oak is one of our favourite materials to work with - we have real expertise in making the most of its natural beauty to craft all kinds of unique looks. Frameless or in-frame, rustic or urban, traditional or modern - we can custom-build the perfect oak kitchen for you.

A close-up of a wooden surface showing the grain pattern. The wood features a light to medium brown hue with subtle variations and visible texture, highlighting the natural lines and striations typical of wood.
Modern kitchen with green cabinets and wood accents. The countertop features various kitchen items, such as bowls and utensils. Two pendant lights hang from the ceiling. A wicker basket with flowers is placed on the floor, leaning against the cabinets.

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Questions & Answers

1

Do you fit?

We are just as happy to fit, or simply supply the kitchen for your contractors to take it from there. Many of our clients are undergoing wider renovation projects, so using the contractor or a local carpenter or fitter can often be the most cost-effective option.

We are now also offering a fitting service in Greater London and the surrounding area, so please enquire with your designer as part of your design consultation and we'd be happy to help!

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Do you come on site to measure?

A final site measure is all part of the fitting service, but if you would like us to come and do a final measure if your contractors are fitting, that's no problem. Depending on the complexity of the space and the travel distance from either London or Norfolk, the site measure starts from £250. All we ask is that your room is ready for us!

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Where can I see one of your kitchens?

We'd love for you to visit us at either our London showrooms at Bloomsbury or Chelsea or our head office in Norfolk .

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Do you supply appliances?

Absolutely. We work directly with lots of fantastic partners, such as Neff, Miele, Bora, Gaggenau, Siemens & Quooker, among many others. Find out more on our appliances page

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