As far as I understand, butt hinges are not adjustable in the same way concealed hinges are and require more attention to detail from fitter for an exacting finish. This means that as your doors warp/drop one can't simply readjust the hinges to account for this with butt hinges. Personally, I prefer the look of butt hinges on in-frame kitchens but would generally opt for concealed myself for this reason.

Try http://www.handmadekitchens-direct.co.uk - our kitchen was installed when we bought the house but I know from some paperwork left by the previous owners that this is where it came from. From what I can gather the previous owner painted the kitchen herself too to save some money. It's a very good quality kitchen that has stood the test of time and 3 children! I'll have a quick tidy and post some pics if you think it would help. Good luck.

I saw this is a kitchen showroom in Harrogate. It is a modern take on an in-frame kitchen. It has a painted wood grain door, sat in a frame and is available in various colours. For more details you would have to speak to them- Townhouse Design Harrogate

Create a vignette with your frames. Keep the frame colours the same (black will be good) but go for different sizes. Start with the largest frame in the centre (middle of this frame at eye level) & arrange the smaller frames around it to create the vignette. You can also use the TV as the centre of your vignette to help it disappear! I hope this helps, all the best!