Indigo Matt | Slab Kitchen Doors
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Product Description
Indigo is a deep, inky navy that gives a kitchen colour and character without feeling loud. In a smooth matt finish, the blue looks rich and velvety, and the plain slab shape keeps the overall effect sleek and modern. If you have been searching for blue kitchen cabinet doors that feel contemporary rather than country, indigo slab doors are a striking way to bring personality to an island, a run of base units or a whole kitchen. Blue is also a colour that feels calm, which makes it a comfortable choice for a room you use every day.
The edges are sealed and painted in the same deep shade, so the navy wraps neatly round each door and copes well with the everyday steam of a working kitchen. Indigo works brilliantly with brass and gold handles, white or marble-effect worktops and warm wood, and it pairs well with light grey or white matt wall units in a two-tone design. A single run of indigo kitchen unit cupboard doors can anchor an open-plan space, and the colour looks especially striking beside natural oak flooring or a pale terrazzo floor.
Indigo is a great way to add colour without committing the whole room. Begin on a run of base units or a peninsula, keep white or light grey above, and the kitchen feels bold yet balanced. Choosing replacement doors for kitchens in indigo lets you make that change while keeping your existing cabinet doors kitchen layout, carcasses and worktops, and Aspin Collins delivers to every corner of the country. For a complete door replacement for kitchen cabinets, add matching indigo matt drawer fronts and finishing components so every visible surface shares the same deep navy.
Key Features
✔ Indigo Matt Finish – A soft, low-sheen painted surface
✔ One-Piece Slab Design – A clean, minimalist front with no frame or grooves
✔ Painted Edges – All four edges painted to match, with a 1.5mm radius
✔ 18mm MF MDF – A stable, smooth core that holds its shape
✔ Full Range of Sizes – Base, wall, 1965mm larder, curved, glazed and oven filler
Specification
Construction: One-piece sealed slab
Base Material: MF MDF
Finish: Matt painted
Thickness: 18mm
Edge Radius: 1.5mm
Door Edges: Sealed and painted to match the face
Reverse: Matt melamine in a matching or complementary shade
Drilling: Available drilled or undrilled
Product Code: VIVOASP
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Complete Your Kitchen with Matching Indigo Matt Products
To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Indigo Matt Slab Kitchen Doors with:
Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Slab Kitchen Doors in Indigo Matt.
Estimated Delivery Times
Standard Delivery: 1–3 business days
Express Delivery: Available upon request
Please note that stock levels may vary due to high demand. To confirm availability before ordering, call us at 0161 465 4007.
The product may vary slightly in colour or texture due to screen differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is indigo a navy blue?
Yes, indigo is a deep, inky navy. In the matt finish it looks rich and slightly velvety, and it appears darker in low light and brighter in daylight.
2. What colours go with indigo kitchen doors?
White, light grey and warm neutrals balance the deep blue. Brass handles, oak and white marble-effect worktops add warmth and contrast.
3. Should I use indigo on all cabinets or just an island?
Both work. A full indigo kitchen feels bold and dramatic, while indigo on an island or base units with white or light grey above feels lighter and more balanced.
4. Will a blue kitchen date quickly?
Deep navy has been a popular kitchen colour for years because it behaves like a neutral. Paired with timeless materials such as oak and marble, it should age gracefully.
5. Which wall colour suits indigo matt units?
Soft white, warm off-white or pale stone walls let the navy stand out without the room feeling dark. For a cosier look, a muted plaster pink also sits well beside indigo.
6. Does indigo work in an open-plan space?
Yes. A run of indigo units gives an open-plan room a clear focal point and visually separates the kitchen from the living area without a wall.
