7 handleless kitchen ideas for your new kitchen

What do you call a kitchen without a handle? Well, a Handleless kitchen but also a really good design idea!

The kitchen like all style and technology has evolved over the years and with that has become high demand for scrapping non-essential items, like handles.

Handleless cabinetry is great for families with little ones, small hands can't grab them, resulting in a safer, cleaner kitchen environment!

The absence of handles is a great way to maximise space in a smaller kitchen, not because the handles free up much room, but because the unbroken aesthetic of the cabinets create more flow to the room, making it appear larger than it is.

Here are seven handleless kitchen ideas to inspire you for your next project.

Metallic accents are perfect for adding a little light (and glam) to your project. It's a fun way to freshen up a space and make it look sleek and modern without going overboard or spending too much.

Consider this regent green and carbon grey kitchen as inspiration if you want to go for a striking contrast. The green pops out against the relatively dark colour scheme of the entire space, making an impactful statement.

Industrial kitchens are all about raw materials, such as metal and concrete. If you want to give your project a modern edge without overwhelming the design, then industrial-effect finishes are what you need. It's a perfect way to add interest to contemporary kitchens with a simple colour palette, such as this small white one.

Handleless kitchens provide a modern twist to the classic shaker style by eliminating all visible handles from your cabinets. It's an excellent option for clients who want to keep things clean and simple in their kitchen while keeping some traditional design elements.

You can always rely on white cabinets if you want something that looks modern and clean. It's a great way to make any space look bigger than it is, especially when you use white gloss-finish doors reflecting light. It is a timeless colour that goes well with any kitchen design, whether modern or classic.

Handleless kitchens are the perfect backdrop for a statement island, like one with a waterfall edge. In this kitchen, for instance, the deep oak handleless cabinets complement the use of natural stone for the backsplash and countertops while allowing the island to shine on its own.

The kitchen is usually a bustling space, and handleless kitchens make the room appear less busy and easier on the eyes, even with the addition of extra accessories such as a breakfast bar. Breakfast bars are ideal for weekend brunches or hosting friends during the week. They're also great for clients who work from home should they need additional desk space.

We know your clients want sleek, timeless designs that will last for years, so we hope these seven handleless kitchen inspirations will help you achieve this goal on your next project.

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