Light Kitchens in Surbiton, Surrey
Light Kitchens: Brighten Your Home with Airy, Refreshing Designs
Cotswood Kitchens have a wide range of light coloured doors in gloss, matt, stone, wood, and shaker. Choose from white, brilliant white, cream, taupe, light-grey, as well as calacatta stone, light oak, beech, maple, sand-oak and more.
Light Woods
Cotswood Kitchens have a range of light coloured woods, whether your prefer real woods, wood-look, painted woods, or Shaker wood doors. These can be used singularly or in combination to create bright and airy spaces with a natural feel emanating from this most beautiful of nature’s offerings.
Light-Coloured Stone And Stone Look Kitchens
Unimaginable just a few years ago, kitchen door fronts can now be manufactured from real stone veneers, thin concrete, and even sintered stone with the look of Calacatta marble. This has brought incredible visual interest to lighter kitchens whilst maintaining their signature bright and airy feel.
Light Gloss Lacquer Kitchens
Highly reflective light gloss kitchen surfaces produce a modern, minimalist design. Even dark spaces lacking natural light are brightened and the perception of space increased.
The multi-coated lacquering technique used in the manufacture of gloss lacquer doors produces an ultra smooth surface finish quality. This evenly reflects light and creates a deeply lustrous finish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which finishes are best for a light-coloured kitchen?
Options range from gloss lacquer for a sleek, reflective surface to natural wood or stone veneers for a warm, organic touch. Sintered stone and thin concrete finishes also add texture without sacrificing the overall brightness of the room.
Do light kitchens work well in spaces with limited natural light?
Yes. Light surfaces, especially gloss or high-sheen finishes, help bounce any available light around the room, making it feel more spacious and inviting. Pairing them with strategic lighting can significantly brighten a darker kitchen layout.
Can I mix different light finishes, like wood and stone?
Absolutely. Combining light woods, stone veneers, or gloss cabinets creates contrast and visual interest while maintaining a bright, cohesive look. This layered approach allows for personalised style without compromising the light, airy vibe.
Are lighter kitchen finishes prone to staining or discolouration?
Most modern materials are designed to resist stains and yellowing. High-quality laminates, lacquers, and stone veneers are typically finished with protective coatings, making them easier to keep clean and ensuring they stay bright over time.
Do light kitchens require special cleaning methods?
Not necessarily. A mild detergent and soft cloth are usually sufficient for regular upkeep. As with any kitchen, addressing spills quickly prevents them from setting, and occasional deeper cleaning helps maintain the surfaces’ fresh appearance.
How do I prevent a light kitchen from looking too sterile or plain?
Introduce texture and contrast through materials like wood accents, stone look splashbacks, or colourful accessories. Even subtle elements—such as open shelving or statement lighting—can add warmth and personality to a predominantly light space.
Visit Our Surbiton Kitchen Showroom
Explore our range of kitchen designs and speak with our friendly team to get expert advice at our showroom in Surbiton. We’re conveniently located on Brighton Road, and convenient parking is available.
Contact: 0208 786 2057 | eamonn@cotswoodkitchens.co.uk
Address: 11 Brighton Rd, Surbiton KT6 5LX
Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm | Sun: By Appointment Only