Shaker Kitchen Door - Richmond Range - Sage Green
Pickup available at Shop location
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Product Description
Sage green has held its place as one of the most requested kitchen colours in the UK for several years running, and its appeal comes down to how easily it sits between a calming neutral and a genuine statement colour. This sage green kitchen doors finish leans paler and slightly cooler than reed green, giving it a softer, more pastel-adjacent character that suits relaxed, contemporary kitchens particularly well.
The Aspin Collins Richmond range builds this sage green shaker kitchen door on a genuine 5-piece frame with a narrower 80mm profile, so the V grooves and subtle bevel bring definition without competing with the gentle tone. Sage green kitchen cabinet doors look especially good against brass or aged gold hardware, and pair naturally with almost any other pastel accent if you want to build out the palette further. Across the full Richmond size run, this pale green shaker door gives you a dependable match whether you're updating a handful of units or fitting a whole kitchen.
Key Features
✔ Soft, Pale Green Tone – Cooler and lighter than reed green, closer to a true pastel sage
✔ Slim Contemporary Frame – Narrower 80mm rails and stiles for a modern take on shaker design
✔ Genuine 5-Piece Construction – Solid frame with V grooves and a gentle bevel for authentic shaker depth
✔ Pairs Beautifully with Brass – Complements gold and aged brass hardware particularly well
✔ Woodgrain-Effect Foil Finish – Real texture across every door face
Specification
Construction: 5-piece MDF with V grooves and subtle bevel
Base Material: MDF
Finish: Foil wrapped, woodgrain effect
Door Edges: Foil wrapped sides, ABS-edged top and bottom, chamfered front and reverse
Thickness: 22mm
Enhance Your Kitchen with Matching Richmond Accessories
To achieve a seamless, coordinated look, pair your Richmond Sage Green Shaker Door with:
- Matching Richmond Drawer Fronts in Sage Green (link once live)
- Richmond Finishing Components in Sage Green (link once live)
Ordering & Delivery
Fast & Reliable UK-Wide Delivery
We offer nationwide shipping, ensuring prompt and secure delivery of your Shaker Kitchen Door - Richmond Range - Sage Green.
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. How does sage green compare to reed green in tone?
Sage green is paler and slightly cooler, closer to a true pastel, while reed green is more muted and earthy with a warmer undertone. Both are calm, nature-inspired greens, but they suit slightly different schemes.
2. What hardware finish suits a sage green kitchen best?
Brass and aged gold bring out sage green's soft, traditional character particularly well, though matt black also works for a more contemporary contrast if that's the direction you'd prefer.
3. Is sage green a passing trend, or does it have staying power?
Sage green has remained one of the most consistently popular kitchen colours in the UK for several years, and its muted, neutral-adjacent character means it's less likely to date quickly compared to brighter, more saturated colours.
4. Can sage green be mixed with other pastel shades in the same kitchen?
Yes, sage green's softness makes it easy to combine with other muted pastels, such as dusty pink or pale blue accents, for a considered, layered colour scheme rather than a single block colour.
5. How many door sizes does the Richmond range come in?
Richmond is available across a full run of standard sizes, from small drawer fronts and oven fillers through to tall larder doors, so most standard cabinet openings can be matched without needing a bespoke order.
6. Does sage green work in both traditional and modern kitchen styles?
Yes, its muted, nature-inspired tone works equally well in a farmhouse or cottage-style kitchen and in a more contemporary, pared-back scheme, which is part of why it has stayed so popular.
