In Line by Omega Sheraton Kitchens

In Line gets its name from the way the handle sits flush with the door rather than sitting apart from it. Omega calls it a J-pull, a groove cut along the top edge of the slab that you hook a finger into, so there's no bar or knob breaking up the surface. It's a clever bit of engineering for anyone who likes the look of a handleless kitchen but doesn't want to pay for the motorised opening systems that usually come with it.

Because the groove is worked into the door itself rather than added afterward, the run of cabinets reads as one continuous surface, which is what gives handleless kitchens their sense of calm. In Line brings that same effect at a more accessible price point.

It's painted to order in 26 colours, manufactured by Omega under the Sheraton brand.