Brenta narrow-frame shaker kitchen in sage green with a dark feature wall

Traditional kitchens

Brenta kitchens.

A narrow-frame timber shaker with the in-frame effect, painted to order.

  • Narrow-frame shaker
  • Real timber, 20mm
  • £££ Premium

About Brenta

What it's actually like.

A narrower frame than Caldaro or Savio, with the same in-frame detailing, so Brenta sits between a full traditional shaker and a more contemporary narrow-frame look. It's 20mm real timber, painted matt to order in any of the 36 colours, and works well in sage, olive or stone greens.

The spec, plainly.

Style
Traditional
Door style
Narrow-frame shaker
Door material
Real timber
Door thickness
20mm
Finish
Painted, matt
Construction
Five-piece narrow-frame shaker, in-frame effect
Price band
£££ Premium

Paint to order

Brenta in any of 36 colours.

Every Brenta door is painted to order, from a palette of 36 curated colours. The price and timescale depend on the colour, so ask Andy at your free home survey. On-screen swatches are only a guide.

Neutrals

Warm tones

Greys

Blues

Greens

Honest view

Who Brenta suits, and who it doesn't.

Good for

  • A narrower frame than Caldaro or Savio, with the same in-frame detail
  • Works well in sage, olive and stone greens
  • Any of the 36 paint-to-order colours

Worth knowing

  • Painted to order only, so there's no off-the-shelf colour
  • Real timber, so it sits in the top door price band

Cost and practicality

What Brenta costs.

Brenta sits in the £££ (premium) price band: real timber doors, at the top end for door cost. That compares door against door, it isn't a quote. A full kitchen from design to the final coat of paint is from £9,000 inc. VAT; if you've already bought your doors, full project management of the fit is from £3,000 inc. VAT, or a dry-fit only install from £2,000 inc. VAT. The exact figure comes at your survey.

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Frequently asked

Brenta questions, answered honestly.

How is Brenta different from Savio?

Both are 20mm real timber with the in-frame effect. Brenta has a narrower frame, so it looks a little more contemporary. Savio has the wider, more traditional frame with the internal beading.

Want to see Brenta in your kitchen?

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