Kitchens & furniture · September 2026
Oak-veneer kitchen doors, lacquered in a warm light shade
Wear marks and a dated oak look: these kitchen fronts were fully sanded and sprayed again. Same kitchen, a completely different look.
Around the handles and along the bottom of the units, the oak veneer had picked up stains and worn patches after years of use. The kitchen itself was still in good shape, so replacing it wasn’t necessary.
The doors and drawer fronts were removed and brought to the workshop. We sanded them completely, applied a filling primer and then sprayed them in a warm, light colour. The edges were lacquered too, so the fronts look crisp all round.
The result: a calm, contemporary kitchen without ripping out a single cabinet.
The project
- Object
- Kitchen doors and drawer fronts
- Substrate
- Oak veneer
- Treatment
- Full sanding, filling primer, 2K PU topcoat
- Colour
- Warm light shade chosen by the client
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Kitchen door after sanding, ready for primer -
Lacquered kitchen door, detail of the crisply finished edge
