Indigo | Smooth Painted Shaker Kitchen Door
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Description
Product Description
Indigo is a colour that does the talking in a kitchen: deep enough to feel rich and moody, but with a blue note that keeps it from ever looking black. Our indigo shaker kitchen doors have a smooth, one-piece routered profile with an 88mm frame, so the paint sits on one unbroken surface and the colour looks even and saturated from edge to edge. The shaker outline keeps the look grounded, which is why a bold shade like this still feels at home in a classic room.
Each door is cut from 18mm MDF and finished in durable matt paint, so these indigo kitchen doors have a velvety, light-absorbing look that glossy blues cannot match. In daylight it reads as soft navy, and in the evening it deepens. It is a strong choice for an island or a full run of base units, with lighter wall units above to stop the room feeling heavy. Hinge drilling is available on the product page, and the size list includes oven fillers, slab fillers, glazed doors, curved doors and a wide range of standard sizes. If your carcasses are sound, indigo painted cabinet doors and indigo kitchen unit doors are a dramatic way to refresh the room without replacing everything.
Aspin Collins is a UK-based supplier and delivers across the UK, with matching Indigo drawer fronts, plinths and end panels available so the whole kitchen reads as one colour. Brass or aged gold handles stand out well against the deep blue, while white quartz, oak and pale stone worktops keep it fresh. Smooth indigo shaker doors also pair nicely with Light Grey or White wall units for a balanced two-tone scheme.
Key Features
✔ One-Piece Routered Profile – One unbroken surface for an even colour
✔ 88mm Shaker Frame – A classic outline that grounds a bold shade
✔ Deep Indigo Matt Finish – Velvety and light-absorbing, not glossy
✔ 18mm MDF Construction – Flat, stable and consistent
✔ 40 Sizes Listed – Oven filler, slab, glazed and curved doors
Specification
Construction: One-piece routered shaker door
Base Material: MDF
Door Thickness: 18mm
Finish: Matt painted
Door Edges: Seamless edging for a smooth appearance
Rails & Stiles: 88mm wide
Product Code: OXFORDASP
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Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Indigo | Smooth Painted Shaker Kitchen Door.
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 too dark for a small kitchen?
Not if you balance it. Use indigo kitchen doors on base units or an island and keep wall units light, so the room has depth without feeling closed in. Good lighting helps too.
2. Will indigo shaker kitchen doors show dust and fingerprints?
Dark matt paint can show dust and oily marks more than a mid-tone, so a quick wipe with a soft damp cloth keeps it looking sharp. Avoid abrasive pads and strong cleaners.
3. What worktop colour works best with indigo painted cabinet doors?
White quartz and pale stone keep things bright, oak adds warmth, and a dark worktop gives a moody, dramatic finish. Brass handles tie any of these together.
4. Can I use indigo kitchen unit doors on just an island?
Yes. Many people use indigo on the island and a lighter colour like Light Grey or White on the main run. Order matching drawer fronts and plinths so the island looks finished.
5. Does indigo look navy or blue in different lighting?
It can look more navy in daylight and deeper in the evening, depending on bulbs and window direction. Check the colour in both lights before you commit to a full kitchen.
6. Can I mix smooth indigo shaker doors with Anthracite?
Yes, though the two are both dark, so use them in different areas, such as indigo base units and Anthracite tall units, and keep the handles in one finish.
