Como shaker kitchen in anthracite with white worktops

Traditional kitchens

Como kitchens.

A shaker profile in a woodgrain-effect foil over MDF, in ten colours.

  • Shaker
  • MDF, 22mm
  • £ Entry

About Como

What it's actually like.

A shaker profile with a woodgrain texture, foil-wrapped over MDF rather than real timber. It's noticeably lower in cost than Caldaro or Savio for the same frame shape, with a genuine wood-effect surface rather than flat paint.

Ten colours, from white and porcelain to fir green and anthracite. Anthracite with white worktops makes a striking kitchen.

The spec, plainly.

Style
Traditional
Door style
Shaker
Door material
MDF
Door thickness
22mm
Finish
Woodgrain-effect foil
Construction
Five-piece shaker, woodgrain effect
Price band
£ Entry

Paint to order

Como in any of 36 colours.

As well as the stock colours above, Como can be painted to order in the woodgrain finish, 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 Como suits, and who it doesn't.

Good for

  • A shaker profile with a genuine wood-effect texture
  • Ten colours, more than most shaker ranges
  • The lowest door price band in the shaker collection

Worth knowing

  • The woodgrain is a foil wrapped over MDF, not real timber
  • A wrapped door can't be repainted if you tire of the colour

Cost and practicality

What Como costs.

Como sits in the £ (entry) price band: among the most affordable doors we fit, usually a wrapped or melamine finish. 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

Como questions, answered honestly.

Is Como real wood?

No. It's MDF with a woodgrain-effect foil wrapped over it, which is why it costs noticeably less than the real timber shakers (Caldaro, Caserta, Savio). The grain is a texture in the surface, not a veneer.

Want to see Como in your kitchen?

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