Lawrenson Heritage Kitchen

A timber shaker with a more tailored profile

Lawrenson is a narrow-frame timber shaker kitchen with a distinctive double stepped profile. It gives you the structure of a classic shaker door, but with more depth, shadow and detail around the frame than a plain flat shaker design.

The door is 21mm thick, with a 78mm overall frame width made up of a 59mm frame and 19mm double step. This gives the cabinetry a more crafted, furniture-like appearance, especially across islands, tall banks, pantry areas and feature storage.

Painted ash with visible character

Lawrenson is available in sanded ash or painted ash, with an ash veneer centre panel. The painted finish allows the timber character to remain part of the door, giving the surface more warmth and texture than a smooth painted MDF finish.

The double stepped frame helps the colour read with more depth. Lighter finishes such as Shell, Stone and Taupe Grey feel soft and classic, while Reed Green, Cannon Black and Antique Red bring a stronger, more individual feel to the range.

A strong choice for classic and dressed kitchens

Lawrenson works beautifully where you want a kitchen to feel more detailed, tailored and furniture-led. The frame detail gives the door enough character for traditional rooms, but the narrow proportions keep it suitable for more modern spaces too.

It is particularly effective when used with strong handles, feature islands, glass cabinets, pantry storage, open shelving and dresser-style furniture.

Designed as a complete Mastercraft kitchen

In a Mastercraft design, Lawrenson can be used across the main kitchen, islands, boot rooms, utility rooms, bar areas, display furniture and fitted living storage. The door gives the kitchen its classic structure, but the final result comes from how the colour, handles, worktops, splashbacks, lighting and wider room finishes are brought together.

Your Lawrenson kitchen would be designed around your room, your storage, your appliances and the way you want the space to feel every day.