FENIX®

FENIX® is a high-performance surface material with a beautifully soft-touch, super-matt finish.

It is a popular choice for kitchen fronts because it is durable, low-maintenance and resistant to fingerprints, everyday scratches and dry heat. Its refined matt appearance gives kitchens a calm, contemporary feel, while its practical qualities make it well suited to daily use.

Both FENIX® and HPL are durable matt surface materials that work well for kitchen fronts, but they have slightly different qualities.

FENIX® has a soft-touch, super-matt finish and is known for its advanced surface technology, including the ability to repair small micro-scratches with heat.

HPL has a matt finish and is also hardwearing and practical, making it a great option for busy kitchens. If you are looking for the soft-touch feel and thermal healing properties, FENIX® may be the better choice.

Yes. FENIX® is a practical choice for busy kitchens because it is durable, easy to clean and resistant to fingerprints and everyday marks.

As with any kitchen surface, it should still be cared for properly. We recommend wiping up spills promptly and avoiding abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals or scouring pads.

Yes. FENIX® pairs beautifully with many other HUSK finishes, including Timber Veneer, Timber V-Groove and HPL.

Its smooth, super-matt surface works especially well alongside the warmth and natural variation of timber, creating a considered contrast between colour, texture and material.

Our FENIX® fronts are available in a curated range of colours, chosen to work beautifully across contemporary and classic kitchen designs.

We recommend ordering samples to see how each colour looks in your own space, as natural and artificial light can change the way a finish appears throughout the day.

FENIX® is low-maintenance and easy to care for.

For everyday cleaning, use a soft damp cloth or microfibre cloth with mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals and scouring pads, as these can damage the surface.

Small micro-scratches can often be repaired using heat, thanks to FENIX®’s thermal healing properties. For detailed instructions, please refer to our Care Guide.