Bespoke
Corian-clad kitchens.

Our white Corian-clad door sample, showing the bevelled face and exposed plywood core
Corian on the face. Plywood at the core. Our bevelled door sample.

A kitchen with Corian-clad doors, drawer fronts and panels, built on a plywood core. Made to your dimensions, with coordinated worktops and details.

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Corian-clad plywood kitchen doors

Illustrative kitchen elevation identifying Corian-clad doors, drawer fronts, end panels and a coordinated worktop
Illustrative elevation. Your layout, joints and opening details are developed for your project.

Corian becomes part of the furniture.

We apply Corian to a plywood core to make bespoke doors, drawer fronts and visible panels. The result can carry the same material across the kitchen exterior.

The surface
Your chosen Corian finish across the visible furniture faces.
The core
Plywood construction, made to the dimensions of your design.
The detail
Edges, opening methods and the extent of cladding agreed together.

The hero photograph shows our bevelled sample door; the elevation here illustrates how cladding can extend across a kitchen. Neither shows a completed Corian-clad kitchen.

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Corian in a complete bespoke kitchen

Marble-effect Corian worktop, integrated sink and matching splashback in a coordinated kitchen material scheme
Material inspiration from CDUK: marble-effect Corian worktop, integrated sink and matching splashback. This illustrates surfaces rather than Corian-clad cabinet fronts.

From Corian-clad fronts to integrated surfaces.

The furniture
Plan Corian-clad fronts, island sides and end panels as one composition. Add coordinated worktops, splashbacks and integrated sinks where specified.
The finish
Choose a fully coordinated exterior, or combine Corian furniture fronts with timber, matt laminate or other selected finishes.
The scope
The cabinets are not solid Corian throughout. Internal finishes, hardware and cladding coverage form part of the agreed specification.

Corian as part of complete bespoke kitchens

Corian has been used in interior and furniture design for over 50 years and remains one of the most recognisable solid surface materials available. It is non porous, low in VOC content, hygienic and resistant to staining, which makes it particularly suitable for kitchen environments where surfaces are used intensively every day.

Within our projects, Corian is most effective when considered as part of the overall kitchen design rather than as an isolated product. It can be used to create Corian-clad furniture fronts, worktops with discreet joints, integrated sinks, splashbacks and selected cladding elements that work together with the furniture as one coherent composition. That is why it fits naturally within our dedicated kitchen design service and our broader approach to fully bespoke furniture manufacture.

What Corian can do in a full kitchen project

When used within a complete bespoke kitchen, Corian offers much more than a finished top surface. It can help create a cleaner and more resolved overall result by allowing several visible elements to work together as one integrated material system.

Depending on the design, Corian can be used for:

  • Corian-clad plywood doors and drawer fronts
  • seamless kitchen worktops
  • integrated sinks and draining areas
  • splashbacks and upstands
  • selected cladding elements
  • feature end panels
  • coordinated details within premium bathroom or utility furniture

The key point is that these elements work best when they are designed together with the furniture from the outset. That is where bespoke manufacture gives a real advantage over piecing together cabinetry and surfaces from different suppliers.

Door and drawer gaps remain part of the functioning furniture. The extent of cladding and the treatment of each edge are agreed in the design.

A continuous material palette

Carry the chosen finish across doors, drawers and panels, while retaining the gaps needed for functioning furniture.

Detailing shaped around you

Cabinet sizes, edge treatments and opening methods are developed around your room and preferred appearance.

A surface you can maintain

Corian is non-porous and its surface can be renewed. We discuss care and practical trade-offs as part of the specification.

Colours and visual options of Corian

Corian colours, patterns and material combinations

Corian is available in a wide range of colours and decors, which can be viewed under this link. The collection includes plain colours, subtle patterns and stone inspired finishes, giving far more design flexibility than many people expect from a solid surface material.

In kitchen design terms, this makes Corian suitable for both minimalist contemporary rooms and more layered premium interiors. Depending on the brief, it can support a calm monolithic look or be combined with timber, brass, ceramic or matt laminate finishes to create a more contrasted composition. This is especially relevant in higher end kitchens where Corian-clad fronts, panels, worktops and wall surfaces are considered together from the outset.

We agree the chosen colour alongside the door construction, visible edges and complementary furniture finishes. Use physical samples to judge the final combination.

Explore the current Corian colour palette

Browse 90 colours currently listed for the UK/EMEA region, including seven new colours for 2026. Use the filters to explore the range, then discuss the colours you prefer for your kitchen.

Travertine Roma — official Corian colour swatch
Travertine RomaChoose a colour to preview. Select the preview to enlarge the pattern.Screen colours are a guide. Veining varies across full sheets. Confirm physical samples, sheet format and suitability for your cladding design.

Official Corian colour imagery, checked 17 October 2026. Regional listing does not confirm stock or suitability for every door construction. View the manufacturer’s current colour tool. Earlier reference chart from our original material guide.

Corian kitchen design and manufacture by JS DECO

How bespoke furniture manufacture works · Our bespoke kitchen service
Jacek Sobis, founder and company director of JS DECO
Jacek SobisFounder & Company Director

Jacek Sobis founded JS DECO in 2008 and developed it from a sole-trader workshop into a specialised manufacturing company. With more than 30 years of furniture and cabinetmaking experience, he leads the business, its design standards and every bespoke cabinetry project.

Our experienced cabinetmakers develop and manufacture each kitchen with close attention to detail. Workshop visits and progress reviews are available by appointment. Read more about JS DECO.

Working with homeowners · designers · architects · installers

“From start to finish, the service was professional, personalised, and detail-oriented.”

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Customer feedback on our kitchen service. The projects below use a range of cabinet finishes.

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Scandinavian kitchen with island and hidden utility

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“We had a video call with Jacek to see the workshop and he arranged for several of his previous customers to contact us. We were able to ask them questions and hear their high praise of Jacek and his team, which put our minds at rest and helped us choose JS Deco.”

Gemma Roberts · North Devon

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See completed kitchens with Corian worktops

These projects show our Corian worktop fabrication with other cabinet-front finishes. They do not show Corian-clad doors.

Planning your bespoke Corian kitchen

Quoted for your kitchen.

Every Corian-clad kitchen is priced individually. Cabinet and drawer count, cladding area, edge details, internal fittings and the service route all shape the cost.

Share an approximate furniture budget, or ask for guidance. We agree whether worktops, appliances, delivery and installation are included before developing the detailed proposal.

Who this Corian service is best suited to

This page is most relevant for:

• clients planning a complete bespoke kitchen
• customers who want Corian-clad fronts and panels integrated into the wider furniture design
• projects where worktops, splashbacks and cabinetry need to be coordinated together
• premium kitchen renovations where material continuity and detailing are priorities

It is less suited to enquiries focused only on loose Corian parts or isolated replacement components. Our main focus is on complete fitted kitchen projects where Corian is incorporated as part of the full design, manufacture and installation package.

Choose the support your project needs.

Complete serviceOne accountable team

Designed, made and installed by JS DECO

A fully managed route for homeowners. JS DECO arranges and remains responsible for the agreed installation, carried out by subcontractors.

Included in this route

  • Site consultation and room measurement
  • Detailed design, manufacture and finishing
  • Nationwide delivery and installation managed by JS DECO

Supply onlyYour installer fits

Bespoke cabinetry for your installation team

For clients, designers and fitters who want JS DECO manufacturing without our installation service.

Included in this route

  • Design developed from measurements supplied by you or your project team
  • The same project-specific cabinetry and finishing standard
  • Nationwide delivery, prepared for fitting by your chosen installer

For either route, responsibility for Corian fabrication, site templating and installation is agreed in the project scope.

From your first brief to production

1. Share your starting point

Your ideas, furniture budget, preferred timing and any plans or photos help us understand the scope.

2. Agree the specification

We discuss Corian colours, cladding, plywood construction, storage, worktops and the service route. Detailed design follows the agreed scope and design terms.

3. Confirm the production plan

The programme is agreed around the final design, selected materials and workshop capacity. Tell us early if the project has a fixed deadline.

Corian material, benefits and practical considerations

Corian material illustration showing an island and solid surface worktop
Material illustration retained from the original page; not a completed JS DECO Corian-clad kitchen.

What is Corian made of?

Corian is an inert and non toxic solid surfacing material made of approximately one third acrylic resin and around two thirds natural minerals. This combination gives it very useful practical properties, especially in kitchens where long term hygiene, cleanability and renewability are important.

One of its strongest advantages is its flexibility in fabrication. Compared with many other worktop materials, Corian offers broader shaping possibilities, cleaner jointing and the option of more integrated forms. This is one of the reasons it works particularly well in kitchens designed from scratch rather than in off the shelf modular layouts. More technical information is available here: What is Corian. It is also worth reviewing Corian in the environment.

Why Corian works well in bespoke kitchens

Corian is especially well suited to bespoke kitchens because it supports the kind of detailing that is difficult to achieve in standard modular furniture. Its discreet jointing in suitable applications, non porous structure and repairable surface make it attractive not only visually, but also functionally over the long term.

For clients who want Corian-clad fronts alongside integrated sinks, continuous splashbacks and smooth transitions and a more architectural feel to the finished kitchen, Corian can be a strong option. It also suits projects where practical hygiene and easy maintenance are important, without moving into a more heavily patterned or visibly jointed stone based product.

Used in the right way, it becomes part of a complete premium kitchen concept rather than just another worktop choice. For clients comparing premium material directions, it can sit alongside options such as our Fenix laminate bespoke kitchens or other high end surface led kitchen solutions depending on the expected look, use pattern and budget level.

Corian worktop care, heat and scratches

Corian needs appropriate everyday care. Protect worktops from hot pans, use a chopping board and follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions. Darker colours tend to make scratches and normal wear more visible than lighter, textured finishes.

Renewability does not make a surface immune to damage. We discuss the care requirements of the chosen finish, and the construction and hardware needed for the furniture, as part of your specification. Read the current Corian use and care guidance.

Original manufacturer comparison of Corian, polyester solid surface, laminate, quartz and granite
Retained manufacturer reference chart. Check current manufacturer guidance when comparing specifications.

Corian pros and cons

Corian has a specific set of strengths which make it valuable in kitchen design. It is hygienic, renewable, non porous and visually clean, while also offering more shaping freedom than many competing materials. At the same time, the right specification depends on how the kitchen will be used and what balance the customer wants between appearance, practicality and budget.

The retained manufacturer diagram provides a comparison showing Corian against several popular worktop materials including Polyester Solid Surface, Laminate, Quartz and Granite. The information is declared by DuPont and can be checked on their website under this source.

Watch the original Corian cleaning and disinfection demonstration

Material illustration combining Corian surfaces with brass-coloured kitchen fronts
Corian and contrasting brass: a material illustration, not a completed JS DECO Corian-clad kitchen.

We use Corian within complete kitchen installations

To maintain control over quality, fit and final detailing, we plan Corian fabrication and installation as an integrated part of our fitted furniture projects. We do not approach it as a disconnected add on. Instead, we coordinate it with the cabinetry, dimensions, installation sequence and final room finish.

This means the customer does not need to separately organise one company for the furniture and another for the solid surface stage. Where required, we take templates at the appropriate point of installation and fabricate the Corian components in line with the overall kitchen programme, which helps reduce delays and improves the consistency of the final result.

That approach supports the type of structured project delivery process that is important in made to measure kitchens, especially where several premium materials and multiple detailed stages must come together accurately.

For Corian-clad plywood doors, drawer fronts and panels, the panel construction, edge treatment and opening methods are developed alongside the furniture. Responsibility for site templating and fitting is agreed for your chosen service route.

Premium Corian kitchens and fitted furniture

Corian is one of the premium material options worth considering for clients looking for a refined, durable and highly functional kitchen surface and furniture scheme. Its real strength appears when it is used as part of a complete bespoke kitchen rather than treated purely as a separate worktop product.

At JS DECO, we mainly use Corian within full kitchen projects where Corian-clad furniture, detailing and solid surface elements are designed together for one coordinated result. That allows us to control both quality and final appearance more effectively than when individual elements are sourced separately.

If you are planning a complete kitchen and would like to explore Corian as part of the overall design and installation package, you may also find it useful to read more about JS DECO and our approach to bespoke furniture design and manufacture.

Arrange a consultation for a complete kitchen project

Feel free to contact us if you are planning a complete bespoke kitchen and would like to consider Corian for the worktops, splashbacks or other integrated elements within the overall project. We are also happy to discuss selected bathroom or utility furniture schemes where Corian is part of a wider fitted furniture brief.

JS DECO is a certified Corian fabricator, and we incorporate Corian into premium furniture projects where design, fabrication and installation need to be handled as one coordinated process.

Let’s discuss your Corian kitchen.

Tell us about your room and the kitchen you have in mind. A few sentences and an approximate budget are enough to start; plans and further details can follow.

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JS DECO is a certified Corian fabricator. Furniture design, fabrication and installation are considered together within your complete project.