Weathered Oak

A modern statement in design innovation

Inspired by the textured look that came out of the EuroCucina trade fair in Milan earlier this year and developed in conjunction with Lincoln Sentry to launch at AWISA 2016, the new Farmers Weathered Oak range is a modern take on a classic Farmers kitchen. Available in the Farmers ANY1 Colour System this new look can be tailored to suit your project.

Farmers has adopted true European styling

Inspired by the latest European trends, our new Weathered Oak range sets a striking direction for our classic kitchens. By combining a textured facade with sleek minimalist lines, these new interpretations will appeal to those with an eye for detail and an appreciation of future-focused design. While embracing stylistic simplicity, all hardware incorporates advanced features like soft-close doors, handle-less push and concealed fittings.

Based on the French Provincial door style that harmoniously blends urban refinement with a country character, a Weathered Oak kitchen adds practical elegance to your home. As a charming setting for easy entertaining or simply catering to the demands of a busy family life, the durable construction is sure to stand the test of time. Every attribute is seamlessly integrated and the option to add secluded storage spaces maintains the uncluttered form.

Weathered Oak doors

Farmers Weathered Oak doors feature an enduring crown cut American Oak recess panel with textured Oak styles & rails. They are available in any colour from any paint company. If you prefer our unique 2 tone or Signature colour finish, Farmers also offer Natural Oak doors. These doors feature an enduring crown cut American Oak recess panel with American Oak styles & rails. These Natural Oak doors are available in either one colour or our unique two tone or Signature finish to accentuate the underlying wood grain. Contrasts are achieved by offsetting light bench tops with stainless steel appliances that collectively construct a finely balanced synthesis of contemporary and traditional. A marble splashback with a hint of arresting detail would add visual depth to the recessive design and integrate perfectly with timber work areas and flooring.