Indigo | Traditional Beaded Shaker Kitchen Doors
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Product Description
Indigo is the colour for anyone who wants a kitchen with real presence. These indigo shaker kitchen doors are painted in a deep, inky blue with a soft matt finish, so the colour feels rich and calm rather than shiny or loud. A fine internal bead runs around the inside of each 93mm frame, adding a crisp line of shadow that keeps the shaker shape clear even on such a dark shade. If you have been searching for blue kitchen cabinet doors with a traditional feel, this beaded profile gives you the classic look of a hand-built kitchen.
Each door is built from a solid ash frame with a veneered ash centre panel, finished at 20mm thick with chamfered edges on the front and the reverse. Because these are true solid wood kitchen doors, a faint grain stays visible under the paint, which gives the indigo extra depth up close. The colour pairs beautifully with brass or copper handles, white quartz or marble-effect worktops and warm oak flooring, and it works just as well on an island set against lighter wall units. Up close, the chamfered edges soften the outline of each door, so even a long run of cabinets looks crafted rather than flat.
Sold by Aspin Collins, a UK-based supplier that delivers nationwide, these painted kitchen doors cover base and wall cabinets, one-piece larder units, glass display cabinets and rounded end units, all in the same indigo. As replacement shaker kitchen doors, they let you keep your existing cabinets and change only the fronts, which saves time, money and mess compared with a full refit. Indigo drawer fronts, plinths, cornice and end panels in the same blue can join the order whenever you are ready.
Key Features
✔ Deep Matt Indigo – A rich, inky blue with a soft, low-sheen finish
✔ Internal Beading – A fine bead inside the 93mm frame for traditional detail
✔ Solid Ash Frame – Real timber with a veneered ash centre panel
✔ 20mm Chamfered Door – Shaped edges on the front and the reverse
✔ Larder, Glazed and Curved – 1965mm tall doors, clear glazed doors and three curved sizes
Specification
Construction: 5-piece shaker with internal beading
Base Material: Solid ash frame, veneered centre panel
Finish: Matt painted
Rails & Stiles: 93mm wide (including beading)
Centre Panel: Flat, 6.8mm depth
Door Edges: Match the face, chamfered front and reverse
Thickness: 20mm
Product Code: WINDSORASP
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Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Traditional Beaded Shaker Kitchen Doors in Indigo.
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. Do indigo shaker kitchen doors make a small kitchen feel dark?
Not if you balance them. Use indigo on base units or an island and keep the wall units, worktops or walls lighter, and the deep blue adds depth without closing the room in.
2. What handles suit indigo beaded shaker doors?
Brass and copper handles look warm and classic against indigo, while polished nickel gives a cooler, crisper contrast. Cup handles and knobs both suit the traditional beaded frame.
3. Is the ash grain visible on the indigo doors?
Yes, slightly. The matt paint covers the ash evenly, but a faint grain texture still shows up close, which adds depth to the dark blue and shows the doors are real timber.
4. Can I get glazed indigo doors for a display cabinet?
Yes, clear glazed indigo doors come in five sizes, including 715 x 496mm and 895 x 496mm, so you can show off glassware or china in a wall cabinet or dresser.
5. Do indigo beaded doors suit a period property?
Yes, deep blue paint and a beaded frame suit Victorian and Edwardian homes well, echoing traditional joinery while still looking fresh in a modern kitchen extension.
6. Which worktops go well with indigo kitchen doors?
White quartz, marble-effect and pale stone worktops create a crisp contrast with indigo, while solid oak adds warmth. Both work well with the traditional beaded shaker style.
