Sheraton Kitchens

British Kitchen Design, Made to Order

Sheraton takes its name from Thomas Sheraton, the English furniture designer known for combining elegant proportions with practical design.

Sheraton kitchens are made to order in the UK at a purpose-built manufacturing facility near Doncaster. Each kitchen is supplied fully assembled, with solid back panels, soft-close hinges and full-extension soft-close drawer runners fitted as standard.

Sustainability and British Manufacturing

Sheraton kitchens are manufactured in the UK by Omega, which has an established programme to reduce the environmental impact of its manufacturing. Kitchen carcasses contain more than 35% recycled material, cabinet feet are made from 100% recycled material, and selected doors are produced entirely from recycled wood waste.

The Doncaster manufacturing site also uses solar power and energy-saving production technology, with manufacturing waste diverted from landfill wherever possible. Omega operates to ISO 14001 Environmental Management standards and is a member of the Furniture Industry Sustainability Programme.

What Makes a Sheraton Kitchen Different

• Shaker through to handleless: choose from traditional painted shaker cabinetry through to sleek, fully handleless designs.
• Made to order: every Sheraton kitchen is built specifically to your chosen layout, style and finish.
• Over 25 painted colours: alongside a wider choice of woodgrain and other finishes.
• Soft-close as standard: fitted across doors and drawers for a smoother, quieter finish.
• Substantial construction: solid back panels are used across base and wall units.
• Made in the UK: manufactured at a purpose-built facility near Doncaster.

Sheraton Kitchen Styles and Ranges

The shaker and traditional side of the range includes styles such as Manor House and Savoy, both framed designs that work particularly well in period properties and homes where a softer, more classic look is wanted. These are the styles we specified for a Victorian townhouse renovation in Ilkley and a period property renovation in Bardsey, in each case painted in a different two-tone combination to suit the individual property.

At the contemporary end, Sheraton also offers fully handleless and slab door styles, giving a clean, seamless run of cabinetry suited to open-plan and new-build homes. We have specified this side of the range for several projects across Leeds and Yorkshire, including anthracite, limestone, blue and curved handleless kitchens. 

Having both ends of that range within a single manufacturer means the same build quality, rigid delivery and guarantee apply whichever style is right for a particular property.

Why Arlington Chose Sheraton

Sheraton brings a different dimension to our kitchen ranges, with British-made cabinetry spanning traditional painted shaker styles through to contemporary handleless designs. That breadth gives us the flexibility to create very different looks while maintaining the same underlying build quality and made-to-order approach.

For clients, that means Sheraton can work equally well in a Victorian townhouse, a family home or a contemporary open-plan extension, with the door style, colour and detailing tailored to suit the property and the way the kitchen needs to work.

Sheraton Kitchens We Have Designed Across Leeds and Yorkshire

A selection of Sheraton kitchens we have designed and fitted, spanning both the shaker and handleless sides of the range.

Grey and Cream Shaker Kitchen, Bardsey
Sheraton Manor House shaker in contrasting Limestone and Graphite with exotic quartzite worktops and a waterfall island, built around a separate drinks area in a Bardsey period property.

Curved Shaker Kitchen, Tingley
Sheraton Timber Shaker in two-tone anthracite and white with Silestone Lagoon worktops, built around a curved kitchen island and solid oak breakfast bar for an open-plan family space in Tingley.

Painted Sage & Anthracite Shaker Kitchen, Bramhope
Sheraton shaker in painted sage and anthracite with a raw solid wood breakfast bar, designed for everyday family life in a Bramhope home.

Oxford Blue & Limestone Handleless Kitchen, Roundhay
Sheraton handleless shaker in Oxford Blue and Limestone with marbled quartz worktops, built after removing an internal wall to create one open-plan kitchen and living space in Roundhay.

See Sheraton Kitchens in Our Farsley Showroom

The best way to compare Sheraton's shaker, painted and handleless finishes is to see them in person. Visit our Farsley showroom to explore the cabinetry, colours and door styles up close, and talk through which options would work best for your own space with our design team.

Call 0113 255 5566 or contact us to arrange a visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Sheraton kitchens made?
Sheraton kitchens are manufactured by Omega PLC at a purpose-built facility near Doncaster, in production since 1996.

What is the difference between a shaker and a handleless Sheraton kitchen?
A shaker door has a framed, panelled front and usually a handle, and tends to suit period or traditional properties. A handleless door is a flat, seamless slab opened with an integrated grip or push mechanism, and tends to suit contemporary or open-plan homes. Sheraton offers both within the same range, so the choice can be based on the look you want to achieve, the architecture of the room and how you want the kitchen to feel.

Are Sheraton kitchens made to order?
Yes. Every Sheraton kitchen is built to order rather than held as generic stock, and is supplied rigid, with doors, drawers and accessories already fitted.

What colours are Sheraton kitchens available in?
Sheraton offers over 25 painted colours, plus a further choice of woodgrain and non-painted finishes, so cabinetry can be matched closely to a client's chosen scheme.

Can I see Sheraton kitchens in Leeds?
Yes, Sheraton kitchens are on display in our Farsley showroom, where you can see the shaker and handleless doors, colours and finishes in person.