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Living room with cabinetry, wall panels and doors finished in one material language

Cabinetry · Materials & Finishes

One material language, across the whole home.

Door styles, veneers, finishes, stone and hardware — chosen once, then carried through kitchens, wardrobes, wall panels, doors and vanities from the same batch.

12Door styles
50+Veneers & woods
180+Lacquer & melamine finishes
ENFBoard grade, stated up front

In short

Ratahome is a sourcing team in Foshan, China. Our finish library covers 12 door styles, 50+ veneers and woods and 180+ lacquer and melamine finishes for kitchens, wardrobes, wall panels, doors and vanities. Boards are ENF grade, edges are Jowat PUR-banded and lacquers are water-based; physical samples are couriered in about five days, and one finish batch is used for the whole order so every room matches.

Updated September 2026 · Ratahome, Foshan

01 · SelectChoose the lookBrowse the five libraries below, or send reference photos. We shortlist finishes that work together across every system in your home.
02 · ConfirmApprove in real lifePhysical samples couriered in about five days. Shop drawings mark the finish on every piece. Nothing is produced until you sign off in your own light.
03 · ProduceOne batch, every pieceThe same veneer flitch and lacquer batch is used for the whole order — kitchen, wardrobes, doors and panels match because they were finished together.

The library

Five decisions. Every system covered.

Each tab shows the options we produce most, and which systems they apply to. Anything you see in a reference photo can usually be matched — ask.

Door style

The front decides the character of the room. Flush and hidden fronts disappear into the wall; fluted, slotted and carved fronts become the feature. Any style can be made as a cabinet door, a wardrobe front or a full-height interior door.

Applies toKitchenWardrobeWall panelInterior doorVanity
Flush hidden door in oak veneer, frameless
Flush & hiddenFrameless leaf, grain runs into the wall
Fluted timber pivot doors
FlutedVertical rhythm, shadow and light
Slotted travertine-finish double door
SlottedStaggered reveals in a stone finish
Framed walnut door with brass hinges
FramedFine rail profiles, solid brass hardware
Hand-carved oak double door
Carved heritageHand-carved florals in washed oak
Sculpted relief timber doors
Sculpted reliefBas-relief ovals with timber pulls
Classic panelled walnut door pair
Classic panelPanelled profiles, aged brass
Art Deco marquetry door
Art Deco marquetryGeometric inlay framed by pilasters
Wardrobe fronts with woven cane panels
Woven caneWarm, ventilated wardrobe fronts
Grasscloth wrapped wardrobe fronts
GrassclothTextile texture on a timber frame
Herringbone veneer wardrobe fronts
HerringbonePatterned veneer, full height
Marquetry wardrobe fronts with diamond inlay
MarquetryInlaid diamonds, brass studs

Application matrix

One finish, every system.

The same batch of finish is used for every piece in your order, so a kitchen, wardrobe, wall panel and door in “Natural Oak” are indistinguishable side by side.

FinishKitchenWardrobeWall panelDoorVanity
Natural oak●●●●●
Smoked walnut●●●●●
Warm white lacquer●●●●●
Ultra-matte charcoal●●—●●
Champagne aluminium●●—●—
Sintered stone●—●—●

Where materials meet

A finish is only as good as its junctions.

Wood against stone, metal inside timber, a lacquer edge meeting a veneer face — the places where two materials meet are where quality shows. These are checked at trial assembly before packing.

Veneer door meeting a stone counter with a shadow gap

Wood meets stone

Mitred returns and 2 mm shadow gaps instead of silicone-filled joints.

Aluminium frame inset into timber panel

Metal meets timber

Aluminium frames and brass inlays rebated flush into the veneer face.

CNC-carved timber textures

Carved textures

Milled and hand-finished surfaces sealed so the texture stays cleanable.

BOARDENF gradeThe strictest formaldehyde standard for board cores
CERTIFICATIONF☆☆☆☆Japanese top-grade certification for interior use
EDGESPUR adhesiveJowat PUR edge banding for moisture resistance
LACQUERWater-basedLow-VOC finish systems for living spaces
01How do I see finishes before production?

Physical samples are couriered in about five days, and the shop drawings mark the finish on every piece. Nothing is produced until you sign off in your own light.

02Will my kitchen, wardrobes and doors match?

Yes. The same veneer flitch and lacquer batch is used for the whole order, so pieces finished together match side by side.

03Which board and edge standards do you use?

ENF-grade board cores, Jowat PUR edge banding for moisture resistance and water-based, low-VOC lacquer systems; hardware is Blum, Hettich or Salice.

04Can you match a finish from a reference photo?

Usually, yes. Send the photo: we shortlist finishes that work together across every system in your home, then confirm them with physical samples.

Request samples

Materials should be confirmed in real life.

Tell us which finishes you are considering and where the project is. Physical samples ship by courier before anything goes into production — you approve every finish in your own light, in your own home.

  • Physical samples before production, no commitment
  • Reply within 12 hours with a shortlist
  • Finishes marked on your shop drawings for sign-off

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Sample fees are credited against your production order; courier costs are confirmed before dispatch.