Shaker design, oak finish in 24 colours

Broadoak epitomises the simple values and clean design lines of the Shaker movement. Its unfussy style and the natural appearance of real wood lends extra freedom to your design ideas, and is as relevant to contemporary living as to a carefully styled period home. Choose from our palette of 32 painted colours to fully customize your look.

Where to Buy

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Full colour palette for Broadoak

Broadoak comes in a palette of 32 classic colours, available in Matt or Gloss. Speak to your local specialist to find out more.

Alabaster
Almond
New
Beige
New
Cashmere
Chalk
Charcoal
China Blue
Copse Green
Cornflower
Cranberry
Damson
Flint Grey
New
Graphite
Hartforth Blue
Ivory
Linen
Moleskin
Morris Blue
Parchment White
Partridge Grey
Porcelain
New
Saffron
Sage
Slate
New
Spearmint
Stone
Suede
Trench Coat Grey
New
Truffle
New
Umber
New
Vino
Willow

Design ideas & inspiration

Click on a tab below for ideas on choosing your perfect kitchen style

Broadoak Painted Moodboard

Opt for a practical full-height splashback for your cooking zone and incorporate features like s-shaped drawers for generous storage. Lower level worktop divides can provide practical storage as well as creating a design feature.

Graeme Smith, Senior Designer, Second Nature Kitchens

COLOUR IDEAS

Choosing the right colour scheme can be a challenging but rewarding aspect of planning your perfect kitchen, whether you decide to go for a complimentary mix of colours or more contrasting tones.

Here are some colour suggestions that we feel work well with Broadoak Painted.

Your local Second Nature specialist has a wide range of sample doors and finishes from the Second Nature collection and they can offer expert advice to help you choose your favourite combination of colours and materials.

Worktop Ideas

Rustic Oak

Indian Black Pearl

Plan your perfect kitchen

With our kitchen planning tool.

Just follow these simple steps to get started:

Choose whether you want to plan a classic or contemporary kitchen.
Choose your perfect combination of cabinet doors, handles, worktops, flooring and wall colours.