My proveider has all samples except Classic white. White Zeus extreme is too plain. White Storm has a few too many specks. Is classic white more white than White storm. DOes anyone have Classic white in their kitchen?

To be honest, I can't remember if it was absolute or glacier. One of them had an almost plastic look about it as it was so white (maybe absolute?). Ours looks pure white but if you look really close, it almost has tiny pale grey speckles which aren't really noticeable but takes away the plastic look.

Thanks ‘Man about the house’, we hope to house the boiler, but as it’s non-standard size (it’s a commercial sized boiler) we are exploring doing a bespoke cabinet with a standard door but this depends on the cost! I like the idea of a light and airy kitchen - will definitely explore this. For cabinet doors, am now thinking perhaps f&b ammonite coloured doors but worried that grey won’t be in fashion in a few years so perhaps looking at colours that are more classical/light such as f&b old white or James white. Currently testing these colours on our kitchen wall! Will post pictures when am home.

I think if you are going for that floor (which is lovely) and pale cupboards then a darker worktop is a good idea, perhaps not black though. If you want for a deeper stone coloured cupboard then white or off white worktop would work well. That would be my choice. The light would bounce off the worktop and the cupboards a deeper warm colour would prevent it from looking insipid. https://www.floorsofstone.com/blog/a-perfect-partnership/