Key Features of Modica Graphite

• One-Piece Door: The sleek slab door blends effortlessly into contemporary kitchen layouts. The simple shape and smooth surface bring a calm and uncluttered look.

• Super Matt Texture: A smooth, velvety finish that absorbs light, giving a modern look with no shine. 

• Sharp Clean Lines: Clean, sharp lines create a crisp and modern silhouette that suits minimalist spaces. The seamless edges add a sense of precision.

• Versatile Colour: Graphite complements a wide range of worktops, splashbacks and flooring options. Whether you pair it with wood-effect, marble-effect or something bold, the dark finish supports subtle and statement designs.

• 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 Modica Graphite

Which handles work best with the Modica Graphite kitchen?

The Deco Satin Brass handle adds warmth and contrast against the deep graphite. Its elegant Deco styling brings a subtle sense of luxury without overpowering the clean slab door. The Knurled Black handle keeps the colour scheme sleek and cohesive. Knurled detailing introduces texture and a more industrial edge.

Which worktops work best with the Modica Graphite kitchen?

Nero Graphite grounds the space. Its darker tone helps define the island as a statement feature while maintaining a cohesive, modern feel. Canova lightens the overall scheme, balancing the darker elements without losing sophistication.

What design features can I include with the Modica Graphite kitchen?

A downdraft hob maintains the clean, streamlined look of the kitchen, avoiding the visual interruption of a traditional extractor hood. Frame the Modica Graphite island with a waterfall effect worktop. This is where the countertop continues down the sides to the floor in one smooth, continuous piece.