Schüller Biella Kitchen
Schüller Biella is a subtly textured satin lacquer front available in all 28 Colour Concept shades. The slightly softened surface catches light gently for a warm, tactile finish - equally at home in handled and handleless configurations.
All 28 lacquer shades, perfectly coordinated
Schüller Biella is drawn from Schüller’s Colour Concept palette - six harmonised colour families spanning whites, warm neutrals, greys, blues, greens, reds and yellows. Any shade coordinates with any other, so painted islands, perimeters and tall units can be mixed with confidence.
Available fronts & finishes
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What's included with every Schüller Biella kitchen.
Schüller Biella is a satin lacquer, colour concept Schüller range, available in 28 coordinated finishes and sitting in price group 4. Each kitchen is built to order in Germany and delivered fully rigid - never flatpack - with the following included as standard.
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- German made kitchen
- No flatpack
- Rigid construction
- Soft close doors
- Soft close drawers
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Best suited to
- Rooms with limited natural light where full matt reads heavy
- Coloured kitchens that should change with the light through the day
- Households that want an easier surface than super-matt
- Satin painted fronts paired with an oak or walnut element
Biella is a satin lacquer front in all 28 Colour Concept shades at price group 4, and it is the alternative for anyone who has decided matt is not for them. Satin is the middle ground between matt and gloss: a subtly textured surface with a low, soft sheen that catches light gently rather than either absorbing it or bouncing it back.
That matters more in British houses than the trend for matt suggests. A lot of UK kitchens sit in rooms with limited natural light, often single-aspect extensions or knocked-through terraces, and a fully matt kitchen in those conditions can read flat and heavy. A satin front lifts the room without the fingerprint problem or the visual noise of gloss. It also shows the shape of a door better, so if you have chosen a specific colour, the satin surface gives it more life across the day as the light changes.
All 28 Colour Concept shades are available, arranged across six coordinated ranges, which makes two-tone schemes straightforward. Biella can be specified handled or handleless, so it works with grip rails and J profiles as well as bar handles and knobs. It is a good partner for a timber front, since the slight sheen picks up the warmth of oak or walnut alongside it. Practically, satin is easier to keep looking good than a super-matt in a heavy-use kitchen, because light scattering from the texture disguises small marks rather than highlighting them. Rigid built cabinets delivered fully assembled, soft-close hardware and the 5 year Schueller guarantee.
Schüller Biella kitchens: your questions answered.
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