A guide to FORM Kitchen's handle options

At FORM Kitchens, we offer a wide range of handles. The benefit is that you are sure to find the perfect combination for your desired kitchen style. We’re here to help you navigate all of our different options.

Our aim is to always be direct and transparent with our clients. This guide not only helps you with kitchen design terminology (so you can tell your integrated handles from recessed channels), but also gives an indication of the relative pricing of the different options.

Integrated handle

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Why we love it

• Unique FORM design: our discrete integrated handle option is custom made to the size of every door.

• Understated and elegant, the integrated handle is a feature that makes your kitchen look high-end.

• The best of both worlds: striking modern design, with a new twist on the familiar hardware element.

Best suited for

If you’re intrigued by modern design but can’t imagine a recess channel kitchen style in your period property.

Shaker

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Why we love it

• Traditional or transitional, the Shaker door adapts easily to your preferred kitchen design style.

• You can’t go wrong with a white Shaker: this is not a kitchen look that will go out of fashion in a hurry.

• Your handle choice will determine the overall effect. What’s more, you can change the handles down the line.

Best suited for

If you want the quintessential American kitchen, but still with all of the benefits of best-in-class German precision engineering.

Flat panel with handle

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Why we love it

• Easy to live with and easy on the wallet: a stylistically neutral option and the best value in our range.

• Personalize with handles: make a monochrome statement with chunky black handles against white fronts or pair with something that blends in, for a more subtle effect.

• An interpretation of European kitchen design that will effortlessly fit in any American home.

Best suited for

Modern kitchen design that is easy to personalize and adapt to your taste.

Recessed channel

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Why we love it

• Without hardware, this is a bold choice suited for the most modern of interiors.

• Even if you have different sized kitchen units, this style helps you effortlessly create a minimalist horizontal and vertical grid.

• Useful feature in smaller spaces and kitchens with corners: no handles bashing into adjacent doors.

Best suited for

Whether you are inspired by bold modern European design or Japanese minimalism, a kitchen with recess channel doors will set the mood for the rest of your home.