New 2026 · Shaker · Cherry Wood-Grain

Cherry Wood-Grain Shaker Kitchen — Warm Grain, Slim 18mm Shaker Doors

Shaker geometry in the one warm wood tone the grey years left behind: cherry wood-grain on slim 18 mm shaker doors, grain matched across wall, base and tall units in one coordinated run, under a plain white quartz top.

Slim shaker doors, 18 mm thick, 45 mm frame with a flat recessed centre panel
Cherry wood-grain decor, vertical grain matched across doors, drawer fronts and end panels
Wall, base and tall units produced from one decor batch for colour continuity
Soft-close hinges and runners standard; Blum hardware optional
20 mm white quartz worktop with slim square edge, or supply-only carcass
KD flat-pack or assembled, export cartons with foam corner blocks

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SKU: FAME-KC-CHRY · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Program scope	Wall, base and tall units quoted as one coordinated run
Construction	18 mm MDF or plywood carcass, E1/E0 board options, ABS-sealed edges
Doors	Slim shaker, 18 mm thick, 45 mm frame, flat recessed centre panel
Finish	Cherry wood-grain decor, matte low-sheen, vertical grain, batch-matched
Countertop	20 mm white quartz with slim square edge; 100 mm matching upstand; supply-only option available
Hardware	Soft-close standard; Blum hinges and slides optional; brushed-brass bar pulls
Packaging	KD flat-pack cartons or assembled with protective cornering
Certifications	ISO9001, CE, SGS

In a Real Kitchen

Every FAME kitchen program is produced in our 20,000 m² factory, inspected against the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands, and container-optimized for your program.

Product FAQ

Is this cherry veneer or a decor foil?

A decor foil over an 18 mm MDF door core — the stable, cost-controlled option for container programs. Real cherry veneer over plywood is available on the same door geometry for premium runs, but the grain has to be booked and matched, which changes lead time rather than construction.

Why cherry rather than oak or walnut in 2026?

Oak has been the default warm wood for five years and walnut has moved upmarket, which leaves cherry as the tone that still reads warm without competing with the worktop. It also sits closer to the reddish timbers common in Latin American and Southern European interiors than pale oak does, so it matches existing floors and joinery more often.

Will the grain line up across wall and base units?

Only if they are ordered as one program. Doors, drawer fronts and exposed end panels are cut from one decor batch with the grain running vertically and the panel sequence recorded, which is why we quote wall, base and tall units as a single run instead of separate line items.

Can the shaker frame be narrower or wider?

The 45 mm frame is the retail default. A 65 mm frame reads more traditional and a 30 mm frame reads almost flat-panel; both are produced on the same door press, so they can be mixed per elevation inside the same order without touching the carcass.

What is the MOQ for this model?

Our MOQ is 20 pieces per model, with sample orders welcome for pre-production evaluation.