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Handleless Kitchens
Why Are Handleless Kitchens So Popular?
Simply put, the handleless kitchen style is popular because of its streamlined, sleek and elegant appearance. The lack of handles reflects a minimalist design approach toward achieving purity and simplicity within design, ensuring that which is not needed, is not present…such as handles! In line with this concept, kitchen design has evolved so that kitchens without handles are now a kitchen choice rather than a necessity.

Benefits Of Handleless Kitchens:

Our Handleless Kitchen Colour Range
At Ligenous Kitchens, we take great pride in our expansive range of handleless kitchens that showcase the epitome of style with an impeccable blend of functionality. Our handleless kitchen colour palette draws inspiration from the latest trends, featuring opulent hues of rich green, statement black, and deep blues, striking a balance between bold sophistication and tranquil elegance. Yet, we know there's an allure of classic white and calming grey handleless kitchens which remains undiminished, and so it retains its much-cherished place in our spectrum.
Understanding that your kitchen should reflect your personal taste, suit your living space and adapt to your lifestyle, our adept designers are at your service. They will deftly guide you through the selection process, ensuring your chosen handleless kitchen colours enhance the aesthetic appeal of your kitchen but also resonate with your unique sense of style.

What Is A True Handleless Kitchen?
A true handleless kitchen will always contain a handleless kitchen channel system. Requiring a specialist manufacturing process, each cabinet carcass in the run of units has a sophisticated rebate machined into it, and into this, a stainless-steel C-shaped channel is inserted. Via this mechanism, the door is opened by placing your hand behind the top edge of the door or drawer and pulling it forwards and outwards.
However, increased demand for handleless kitchen designs has brought new variations of this style, making them more affordable. For example, a J-Groove or J-Pull has an integrated J-shaped recess at the top edge of the door for the fingers to curve around and pull the door outwards. But this style is not a ‘true handleless’ kitchen! It is important to recognise the difference and note that manufacture processes and resulting products vary greatly in quality.