Savio in-frame shaker kitchen painted in a deep teal, with a plate rack and a feature mantle

Traditional kitchens

Savio kitchens.

A real timber shaker with internal beading and an in-frame look, painted to order.

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

About Savio

What it's actually like.

Savio is a shaker timber door with internal beading and an in-frame effect: the range we'd point you to for a plate rack or an over-range mantle detail, not just a plain door front. It's 20mm real timber, five-piece, painted matt to order in any of the 36 colours.

The spec, plainly.

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

Paint to order

Savio in any of 36 colours.

Every Savio 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 Savio suits, and who it doesn't.

Good for

  • An in-frame, period-house look without a true in-frame build
  • Detailing for features like a plate rack or an over-range mantle
  • 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
  • A more traditional look: not the one for clean modern lines

Cost and practicality

What Savio costs.

Savio 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

Savio questions, answered honestly.

What does 'in-frame effect' mean?

A true in-frame door sits inside the cabinet frame. An in-frame effect gives you that look on a standard cabinet, with internal beading around the door, so it costs less and builds like a normal kitchen.

Want to see Savio in your kitchen?

A free home survey is where finishes, layout and budget actually get pinned down. No obligation, no pressure.

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