Ranges
The short answer: Deelux offers seventeen kitchen ranges — eleven modern (Pollino, Pollino True Handleless, Bowden, Sensia, Deedale, Fenton, Otto Painted, Malmö, Otto, Linden, Marlow) and six traditional (Falconbrook In-Frame, Mollingdon, Brackenbury Oak & Painted, Cranbrook, Kew, Chartwell). Starting prices range from £7,500 to £14,000, all paired with our Winsford-built cabinetry and a 15-year guarantee.
Seventeen core ranges, all built in our Winsford factory and available from Chester and Warrington. Each one is designed, fabricated and installed in-house — and where we partner with a UK door specialist, we still build the cabinets ourselves.
| Range | Style | Finish | Lead time | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pollino | Modern | Matt | 8–10 weeks | £8,500 – £18,000 |
| Pollino True Handleless | Modern | Gloss & Matt | 8–10 weeks | £11,500 – £24,000 |
| Bowden | Modern | Gloss | 8–10 weeks | £7,500 – £16,000 |
| Sensia | Modern | Matt | 8–10 weeks | £9,500 – £20,000 |
| Deedale | Modern | Gloss | 8–10 weeks | £8,000 – £17,000 |
| Falconbrook In-Frame | Traditional | Painted | 10–14 weeks | £14,000 – £35,000 |
| Mollingdon | Traditional | Painted | 10–12 weeks | £11,000 – £24,000 |
| Brackenbury Oak & Painted | Traditional | Oak & Painted | 10–12 weeks | £13,000 – £28,000 |
| Fenton Painted Shaker | Modern | Painted | 10–12 weeks | £12,000 – £26,000 |
| Otto Painted | Modern | Painted | 10–12 weeks | £11,500 – £24,000 |
| Malmö Handleless Slab | Modern | Matt & Gloss | 10–12 weeks | £11,000 – £23,000 |
| Otto Woodgrain | Modern | Woodgrain | 10–12 weeks | £12,000 – £25,000 |
| Cranbrook Painted Shaker | Traditional | Painted | 10–12 weeks | £11,500 – £25,000 |
| Linden Matte Slab | Modern | Matt | 10–12 weeks | £11,500 – £24,000 |
| Marlow Soft-Touch Slab | Modern | Matt | 8–10 weeks | £7,500 – £15,000 |
| Kew Painted Shaker | Traditional | Painted | 10–12 weeks | £12,000 – £26,000 |
| Chartwell Painted Shaker | Traditional | Painted | 10–12 weeks | £12,000 – £26,000 |
Pollino is our most-specified modern range — a clean slab door in a soft matt finish that lets the colour and grain of your worktop do the talking. It is the range we recommend for open-plan extensions where the kitchen needs to feel like considered furniture, not a row of cabinets. Available in any paintable colour and a curated library of matt laminate finishes.
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A genuine true-handleless rail system — not a J-pull profile — gives Pollino True Handleless a completely flush cabinet face. Strong choice for families with young children (no protruding handles), and for architectural extensions where the kitchen must disappear into the walls. Supplied with illuminated rail as standard.
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Bowden is our entry-level modern gloss — the smallest price tag in the Deelux range without dropping cabinet build quality. 18 mm carcasses, Blum soft-close runners, full 15-year guarantee. Popular with Cheshire flats, single-run utility kitchens and annexes.
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Sensia is Pollino’s softer sibling — a super-matt anti-fingerprint finish that feels warm to the touch and absorbs light rather than bouncing it. Ideal for north-facing kitchens where a high-gloss door would feel cold, and for customers who want modern lines without a showroom sheen.
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A high-gloss lacquered door that bounces light around smaller spaces and photographs exceptionally well. Deedale suits apartments, mews houses and kitchens that don’t have the luxury of south-facing glazing. Available in any paintable colour — including deep navy, indigo and charcoal for dramatic effect.
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Our most craft-intensive range. Each door sits inside a visible hardwood frame — the English furniture-grade construction method that separates heritage kitchens from mass-market Shaker lookalikes. Hand-painted in our Winsford factory. Specify for listed buildings, Georgian townhouses and heritage-style new builds.
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The Deelux classic Shaker. Five-piece frame, recessed centre panel, hand-painted to any colour of your choice. Mollingdon is the range we recommend for family homes, cottages and anyone who wants a timeless painted kitchen that can be refreshed in a new colour a decade later without replacing the doors.
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A mixed-material collection built for the painted-perimeter-with-oak-island trend. Combine a hand-painted Shaker run along the walls with a warm oak island or dresser for a look that photographs beautifully in period properties and larger family homes. Oak is sourced from sustainable European forests.
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A slim-line painted shaker with quietly contemporary lines. The Fenton door from Burbidge keeps the classic shaker frame but strips it back to its simplest, most understated form — specify it with traditional handles, a handleless rail, or a mix of both across the room. Hand-sprayed in any of Burbidge's 26 bespoke painted colours, with curved doors, glass options and decorative open units to round out the room.
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A seamless slab door in a hand-sprayed painted finish — the modern face of British cabinet-making. The unbroken front and subtle vertical grain give Otto Painted a calm, contemporary feel that works as well in a Cheshire cottage conversion as it does in an open-plan extension or a city apartment. Available across all twenty of Burbidge's painted finishes, plus bespoke painted-to-order colours, with curved doors, glass options and decorative open units to round out the room.
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A handleless slab door in a high-pigment matt or gloss lacquer — the most uncompromisingly modern range in our Burbidge collection. The integrated finger rail keeps the cabinet face completely flush, and the lacquered surface reflects light evenly across long runs and tall units. Strong choice for open-plan extensions, modern new-builds and city apartments where the kitchen needs to read as a single, calm surface rather than a wall of doors.
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The natural-finish sibling to our Otto Painted slab. Otto keeps the same seamless slab door and integrated handleless rail, but swaps the hand-sprayed paint for a real timber finish — warm, tactile, and naturally varied across every door. Equally at home in a city loft or a Cheshire farmhouse extension; specify true-handleless via the integrated rail, or with traditional handles if you prefer the cabinet to read more like furniture than architecture.
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A heritage shaker with a modern streak. Cranbrook is built around a chunky 55 mm five-piece ash frame with an integrated handle profile worked into the top edge of every door — reads as a proper traditional shaker from across the room, but feels handleless to the touch. Made from solid ash with an ash-veneer centre panel, hand-sprayed in any of thirty-two painted colours from off-whites and warm neutrals through to deep heritage greens, navies and charcoals.
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A J-pull slab in a deep matte painted finish. Linden brings a calm, contemporary face to the modern kitchen without resorting to high-gloss showroom shine — the integrated J-handle is worked into the top of every door so the front of the cabinet stays clean and uninterrupted, and the matte surface absorbs light rather than bouncing it. Hand-sprayed in 32 painted colours, from quiet neutrals through to deep statement tones, with the option to mix matt-painted runs with woodgrain accents on islands or tall units.
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Our entry-level matte slab. Marlow is built around an 18 mm slab door with a soft-touch matte foiled face that warms up to the touch and absorbs light beautifully — a quieter, more tactile surface than gloss without the price tag of a hand-painted finish. Specify with traditional handles or as a true-handleless run with an integrated rail, in a curated set of seven popular matte colours covering off-whites, warm neutrals, the full grey scale and a deep indigo.
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A modern shaker with the wood showing. Kew keeps the iconic five-piece frame of a classic shaker but pares it back to its sharpest, most contemporary form — and instead of hiding the timber under a thick painted finish, the hand-sprayed paint lets the natural ash grain show through. The result is a kitchen that reads as a shaker from across the room but feels architectural and tactile up close.
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References the past, but feels fresh. Chartwell pairs a classic shaker silhouette with two design moves you don't see often together: a fine detail line worked around each door (giving the in-frame look without the in-frame construction cost) and a hand-sprayed finish that subtly reveals the figuring of the solid ash beneath. Up close, the surface has texture and life. From across the room, it reads as a clean painted shaker.
See the Chartwell Painted Shaker range in full →Whether you are looking for a modern look or something more traditional, at Deelux we tailor the kitchen to suit your needs and can find the style that's right for you. Check out some of the styles on our website and if you have any queries or want to talk to someone about your designs please get in touch.
