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When choosing materials for kitchen doors, it's essential to consider not only the aesthetic design of your future kitchen but also various practical aspects. These include ease of cleaning, scratch resistance, and resistance to moisture and heat. Each of these factors plays a crucial role in ensuring the longevity and durability of your kitchen doors.

Selecting the right countertop involves evaluating several key aspects, including ease of cleaning, scratch resistance, moisture tolerance, and heat resistance. However, one of the most crucial factors is how well the countertop design integrates with the overall look of your kitchen. For personalized advice and to ensure you make the best choice, our specialists are always available to provide expert consultancy! 

• Thick Leather (2-3mm): This type of leather is robust and durable, often used for items requiring extra strength and longevity.
• Nappa: Nappa is a thin, semi-aniline leather known for its softness and smoothness, achieved through a special processing technique. Despite its softness, it remains highly durable.
• Aniline: Aniline leather is one of the most expensive types, chosen for its exclusive selection of skins. This leather type retains its natural pores, allowing it to breathe while maintaining a very natural appearance.
• Nubuck: Nubuck is a premium leather type that is sanded to create a soft, velvety surface. This treatment gives it a distinctive look and feel, but it also makes it more susceptible to wear.
• Vintage Leather: Vintage leather has a unique, aged appearance that gives products a timeless and rugged look, often used for fashion and décor items.