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( 01: Material Atelier )

Kitchen colour visualiser. Find your palette.

See how cabinetry, stone and metal feel together before you choose. Explore a furnished kitchen, compare the finishes and keep a palette that feels like home.
The completed Ashwood Shaker Kitchen with framed cabinetry, a central island and pale timber breakfast bar

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( 02: The kitchen colour visualiser )

Bring the materials together.

The Material Atelier is a free kitchen colour and material visualiser. Explore cabinet finishes, stone, hardware and flooring in a furnished 3D room, then save or share your material board. It helps you shortlist a visual direction; your designer confirms the measured layout, specification and physical samples for your home.

This is a colour and material visualiser using starting room compositions. It does not produce a measured kitchen layout, a quotation or a final specification. Room dimensions, cabinet arrangements and physical samples are confirmed with your designer.

  1. ( 01: Choose a starting kitchen )

    Begin with a room or a palette. Explore the full kitchen, or switch to Materials for a closer view of the door, stone and hardware.

  2. ( 02: Change one finish at a time )

    Compare cabinet colours, door details, stone, metal and flooring. Return to the same view and lighting to judge the effect of each change.

  3. ( 03: Keep your design direction )

    Review your choices, save or share a material board, then bring it to a conversation with the studio. You can explore without an account.

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( 03: Start the conversation )

Your ideas, made for your home.

Bring your saved material board, room photographs and the questions you want to explore. We can develop the design with you.

( 04: From our completed kitchens )

Real rooms. Fresh ideas.

Photography from the Ashwood Shaker Kitchen and the Black Line House. Open a related Atelier composition to explore new materials, door details and light.