Ivory High-Gloss | Slab Kitchen Doors
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Product Description
Ivory gives you all the brightness of a gloss kitchen with a softer, warmer tone than pure white. These gloss cream kitchen doors have a gentle buttery shade that feels welcoming in daylight and glows under warm evening lighting, so the kitchen never feels clinical after dark. Because each door is a plain, one-piece slab, the shine reads as a single calm surface, which suits family kitchens, open-plan living spaces and older homes where a stark white can look too clinical.
The 18mm MF MDF core is dense and stable, so the doors stay flat and true even next to a range cooker, dishwasher or busy kettle corner. Ivory pairs naturally with oak or walnut flooring, brushed brass or gold handles and creamy stone worktops, and it sits happily beside exposed brick and traditional tiles. If you have been looking for cream gloss kitchen cabinet doors that do not lean yellow, this balanced tone is a safe, timeless choice that will sit comfortably with future changes to paint colours, flooring and furniture.
Many older homes have sturdy cabinets hidden behind dated fronts, and swapping them for replacement kitchen unit doors is one of the simplest ways to bring a period kitchen up to date. These cream kitchen unit doors suit Victorian terraces, 1930s semis and cottages just as well as new builds. Each cream kitchen door can arrive drilled with hinge holes ready cut, or plain for your fitter to match your current hinge positions. Aspin Collins delivers anywhere in the UK, and adding ivory drawer fronts and finishing components turns a few high gloss kitchen cabinet doors into a complete, coordinated kitchen.
Key Features
✔ Ivory High-Gloss Finish – A bright, reflective 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: High-gloss 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 Ivory High-Gloss Products
To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Ivory High-Gloss 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 Ivory High-Gloss.
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 ivory gloss more yellow than cream?
No, it is a soft, neutral cream with gentle warmth rather than a strong yellow. It looks slightly richer under warm bulbs and fresher in natural daylight.
2. Will ivory gloss kitchen doors suit a Victorian or 1930s house?
Yes. The warm cream tone sits comfortably with period features such as exposed brick, beams, picture rails and patterned floor tiles, while the slab shape keeps the kitchen practical and modern.
3. Is ivory gloss warmer than white gloss?
Yes. Ivory has a soft cream base, so it feels cosier and less clinical than pure white, especially in rooms with warm lighting, timber floors or older features.
4. Can I get an ivory gloss glass-fronted door for a display cabinet?
Yes, a clear glazed door is available at 715 x 496mm, ideal for a wall cabinet where you want to show off glasses, china or cookbooks alongside solid ivory doors.
5. Does ivory gloss go with an oak floor?
Very well. The warm cream picks up the golden tones in oak, and the gloss adds contrast against the natural grain, so the floor and kitchen feel connected.
6. Are brass handles a good match for ivory gloss doors?
Brushed brass and soft gold handles are a classic pairing, bringing out the warmth of the ivory. Antique bronze gives a more traditional look, and chrome a cooler one.
