Key Features of Mirano Ink

• Italian Medium Rail Shaker: The Mirano Ink features a balanced shaker style with a medium-width frame, giving it a classic Italian look with a modern twist.

• 5-Piece Door: As with almost all shaker-style kitchens, the door consists of four frame pieces and a centre panel.

• Textured Woodgrain-Effect: The surface has a realistic woodgrain texture, offering the look of timber without the upkeep.

• Easy-to-Maintain Surface: The finish is simple to clean and ideal for everyday use.

• Soft Close: All doors and drawers feature soft-close mechanisms for smooth, quiet operation and added durability.

• Guaranteed Irish: The kitchen units are assembled at our 130,000-square-foot factory in County Cork, using materials from top European manufacturers.

FAQs for Mirano Ink

Which handles work best with the Mirano Ink kitchen?

Manor Antique Brass handles bring a warm contrast to the ink blue, adding character without overwhelming the design. The soft patina highlights the shaker detail. Choose Windsor Brushed Nickel for a cooler, understated look that echoes the tone of the door.

Which worktops work best with the Mirano Ink kitchen?

The soft grey veining of Arabescato Marble lightens the scheme while keeping a refined, natural feel. Carrera Marble offers a slightly softer, more relaxed look. The warmth of Natural Casella Oak brightens the space without fighting the depth of the blue.

What design features can I include with the Mirano Ink kitchen?

Consider the Faber Chloe Dark Grey Matt Extractor because it shares the same muted depth of the ink blue, creating a cohesive, modern palette without adding glare. Lighting inside drawers is a smart addition because it makes the space far easier to use, especially in deep or low drawers. It also adds a subtle premium touch.