Woodgrain by Omega Novus and Sheraton Kitchens

A Novus And Sheraton Woodgrain Door With Real Grain Direction

Woodgrain is built around a genuinely textured, grained finish rather than a flat print, so the surface has real depth under different light. The standout tone is Gladstone Oak, a dark, tactile oak that works especially well in a modern open-plan space where you want the kitchen to feel grounded rather than stark.

You can have Woodgrain with a handle or completely handle-free, and the choice simply determines which of Omega's collections it's listed under, Sheraton for the handled version, Novus for the handleless one. Omega's Novus version strips the handle away completely, relying on the brand's own profile rail system so the wood grain runs uninterrupted from cupboard to cupboard. Ask for it through Sheraton instead, and you get the same grain and tone but with a handle fitted in the conventional way.

One detail worth knowing about is the grain direction itself. Woodgrain is available running both vertically and horizontally, which changes how a run of cabinetry reads, vertical grain tends to draw the eye upward and suits taller units, while horizontal grain feels calmer and works well along a long, low bank of drawers.

Beyond Gladstone Oak, the range covers a full spread of tones, from Natural and Medium Oak through to Dark Oak, New England Oak, and White Oak, so there's scope to go warm and traditional or pale and contemporary within the same door style. Built at 18mm in laminated MFC, Woodgrain is available in Rigid and Handleless formats.