How to choose a material for kitchen facades?<\/p>\n\n
Often, our clients come to our designers with a ready-made kitchen idea, because they’ve already decided on a colour palette and the desired kitchen design, but there’s just one thing that’s not quite clear. Which materials to choose<\/a>? What is the difference between MDF and acrylic? What exactly are frame facades? The material used for the facades will determine the look of the kitchen and will influence its daily use, as well as how resistant it is to, for example, scratches. Facades can enhance or subdue the design of kitchen furniture, so it’s important to find the right style for your home. Facades are the most visible and characteristic part of a kitchen, so here’s a little overview of the most popular materials among our customers. Glossy and matt acrylic<\/a><\/strong> Acrylic is a material with a reflective and glossy finish that gives facades a perfectly smooth and elegant appearance. It’s available in a wide range of colours and will give your kitchen cabinets a mirror-like effect. Acrylic will create reflections in the kitchen, which, if planned tastefully, can make the kitchen look brighter and more spacious at the same time, as it adds dimension to the kitchen furniture.<\/p>\n\n MDF is a high-quality, very smooth composite material made from recycled wood fibres and resins. MDF is attractive because of its resistance to cracking and peeling, which makes it easy to refinish with the colour you want. This material offers the possibility of varnishing and painting, as well as moulded frame fronts, which are the perfect solution for a classic kitchen. MDF facades are also highly scratch-resistant, which is one of the reasons why more and more of our customers are choosing this facade solution.<\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n