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The keyword to describe a gloss kitchen finish is “shine”! Gloss kitchens have a highly polished surface, which means they reflect a great deal of light, and for this reason, they are very shiny. If you’re not so sure about a shiny, gloss kitchen, check out our guide to matt kitchen finishes.
To get technical for just a moment, the reason gloss kitchens reflect so much light is due to ‘specular reflection’. This happens because the surface of a glossy unit is so smooth, and even that when light hits it, it bounces off in one direction, producing a crisp, distinct beam of light.
There are many reasons to choose a gloss finish, not least of which is the sleek, stylish look you can achieve. Combined with the latest kitchen appliances, your gloss kitchen will be ultra-modern and impress any guest!
Another reason to choose gloss, especially if you're working with a small kitchen, is that gloss finishes make the room look and feel bigger. If your kitchen gets little natural light, some well-placed lighting will do the trick.
Most of us like cooking, but hardly any of us like cleaning! So why not make your life easy by choosing a gloss finish. Dirt and food splashes find it hard to stick to the smooth, shiny surfaces, meaning they wipe away with ease.
While gloss kitchens are easier to clean, they also need to be cleaned more often as those dirty marks and fingerprints will show up more easily.
Another downside, particularly with acrylic gloss units, is that they’re quite easy to scratch. While they will buff out, it takes time and effort to buff out scratches.
Finally, the shiny surface of a gloss finish isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, as the light being reflected can result in brighter and darker areas, giving an uneven look.
When deciding whether to opt for a gloss kitchen finish, it’s worth asking yourself some questions.
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