Smooth Painted Shaker Drawer Fronts | Indigo
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Description
Product Description
Indigo is the shade for a kitchen that wants real depth. A rich, inky blue sits somewhere between navy and midnight, and on a drawer front it adds colour exactly where the eye lands, without the heaviness of black. These indigo smooth painted shaker drawer fronts have a one-piece routered shaker profile and a flat matt face, so the colour reads as one deep, even surface with no joint lines for dust or crumbs to settle in.
Each front is cut from 18mm MDF and finished in durable matt paint, which gives indigo painted drawer fronts a velvety look that changes subtly from daylight to evening light. Heights run from 140mm to 355mm, covering everything from shallow cutlery drawers to deep pan drawers, and widths reach 996mm. The 283mm and 355mm sizes are listed as Drawer Front/Door, so they can also work as small cabinet doors. If your cabinet boxes are in good condition, indigo kitchen drawer fronts are a quick way to bring a dark blue look into the room, and indigo MDF drawer fronts in a smooth finish stay flat and stable year after year.
Indigo pairs well with warm metals and natural materials. Brushed brass and copper handles stand out beautifully against the dark blue, white or light stone worktops keep it fresh, and oak adds a softer, more traditional feel. Smooth indigo drawer fronts also work as a two-tone partner to Light Grey or Ivory doors, giving a base run a strong contrast. Aspin Collins is a UK-based supplier and delivers across the UK, with matching Indigo doors and finishing components available to complete the set.
Key Features
✔ Deep Indigo Matt Finish – Rich, velvety and full of character
✔ One-Piece Routered Profile – A smooth face with no joint lines
✔ 18mm MDF Construction – Flat, stable and consistent
✔ 21 Sizes in Four Heights – From 140 x 296mm up to 355 x 996mm
✔ Drawer Front or Door Sizes – 283mm and 355mm heights also suit small doors
Specification
Product Type: Drawer fronts
Colour: Indigo
Finish: Matt painted
Base Material: MDF
Heights: 140mm, 175mm, 283mm, 355mm
Widths: 296mm to 996mm
Construction: One-piece routered shaker; 283mm and 355mm Drawer Front/Door sizes also suit small doors
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 Smooth Painted Shaker Drawer Fronts 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. Will indigo painted drawer fronts show dust and fingerprints?
A matt dark blue shows less than gloss black, but light dust can be visible on the top edges. A quick wipe with a soft damp cloth keeps them looking fresh.
2. What colour worktop goes with indigo kitchen drawer fronts?
White or light stone quartz gives a crisp contrast, while oak or walnut adds warmth. Avoid very dark worktops if you want the indigo to stand out.
3. Can I mix indigo MDF drawer fronts with lighter doors?
Yes. Indigo drawer fronts on the base run with Light Grey or Ivory wall doors make a popular two-tone look. Keep the same handle finish throughout so the two tones feel planned.
4. How do I measure for smooth indigo drawer fronts?
Measure the drawer box opening height and width, then choose the nearest listed size. A small gap around each front is normal, so a 596mm wide front suits a 600mm unit.
5. Are indigo smooth painted shaker drawer fronts suitable for an island?
Yes. Indigo is a popular island colour against lighter perimeter units, and drawer fronts are an easy way to add it. Pair with brass handles for a stronger focal point.
6. Does the dark colour look different in a small kitchen?
Dark blue can make a small room feel cosier, so keep walls and worktops light and add good under-cabinet lighting to stop it feeling closed in.
