Alpine White
A clean warm white for cabinet carcasses, fronts and coordinated interiors.
Request this finishMelamine MDF · Colour and finish collection
Build a palette for the furniture you make. Explore 32 digital colour and finish references, from warm neutrals and expressive solids to oak, walnut and material effects. Shortlist your favourites, then ask our Shuyang factory for samples and the panel specification to suit your production.

32 finish references
16 digital references
Pair warm whites, greys and natural neutrals with a woodgrain, or choose a stronger accent for cabinet fronts and display furniture. Use a physical sample to compare tone, texture and gloss with your project palette.
A clean warm white for cabinet carcasses, fronts and coordinated interiors.
Request this finishA soft off-white that pairs naturally with pale woodgrains and stone effects.
Request this finishA quiet light grey for contemporary furniture and commercial interiors.
Request this finishA balanced mid-grey with a warmer undertone for understated furniture schemes.
Request this finishA deep architectural grey suited to contrast fronts, fixtures and feature panels.
Request this finishA near-black neutral with a softer furniture character than absolute black.
Request this finishA natural beige designed to coordinate with oak, linen and limestone effects.
Request this finishA grounded taupe for calm residential and hospitality furniture palettes.
Request this finishA restrained botanical green for modern kitchens, wardrobes and feature furniture.
Request this finishA rich green for distinctive cabinet fronts and contract-furniture accents.
Request this finishA softened blue-grey for offices, retail fixtures and contemporary cabinetry.
Request this finishA controlled dark blue for statement fronts and premium furniture combinations.
Request this finishA warm mineral red for selected fronts, display systems and interior accents.
Request this finishA deep red with a refined furniture character for hospitality and retail use.
Request this finishA muted golden accent for playful yet controlled furniture colour schemes.
Request this finishA softened black for high-contrast furniture, fixtures and coordinated edge details.
Request this finish8 original references
Explore light oak and ash, warm honey tones and deeper walnut for fronts, furniture panels and coordinated interiors. Discuss pattern scale, grain direction and the layout across adjoining components when you request a sample.
A pale, balanced oak with gentle cathedral movement for large furniture surfaces.
Request this finishA warm oak tone for kitchens, wardrobes and coordinated residential furniture.
Request this finishA cool smoked interpretation for contemporary interiors and commercial fixtures.
Request this finishA refined walnut with controlled contrast for furniture fronts and feature panels.
Request this finishA clean straight-grain light timber direction for Scandinavian-style furniture.
Request this finishA subtle, low-contrast maple for office, education and storage furniture.
Request this finishA softly flowing neutral woodgrain that works across wide furniture surfaces.
Request this finishA deep walnut direction for premium contrast pieces and hospitality interiors.
Request this finish8 original references
Bring a textile, concrete, stone or metal-effect look into your furniture scheme. These decorative references show a visual direction; a physical sample helps you assess the printed effect, actual texture and gloss for the supplied melamine face.
A fine warm textile effect for wardrobe, wall-panel and contract-furniture use.
Request this finishA cool woven direction that adds visual texture without strong pattern movement.
Request this finishA restrained light concrete effect for contemporary fixtures and furniture panels.
Request this finishA darker industrial surface direction for retail, office and hospitality accents.
Request this finishA warm pale mineral surface designed to coordinate with natural woods and solids.
Request this finishA fine-scale terrazzo effect suitable for furniture fronts and selected interior panels.
Request this finishA subtle bronze-metal direction for feature panels and premium furniture accents.
Request this finishA soft tactile-looking taupe effect for wardrobes, hospitality and display furniture.
Request this finishChoose, sample, order
Start with a catalogue code, a colour reference or a sample you already use. We help you confirm the available finish and turn it into a panel requirement for your quotation.
Send your shortlisted catalogue codes, a Pantone or RAL reference, or an identified physical sample. Tell us what you make and which surfaces will be visible. We confirm finish availability or matching feasibility for your quantity.
Samples are free across our range and are usually in stock. You pay the courier charge, which can be credited against a formal order. Tell us the sample size, quantity, delivery country and postcode; we confirm availability, dispatch and estimated transit time.
Choose the MDF thickness, sheet or component sizes, one- or two-sided facing and machining you need. Your agreed sample and panel specification identify the supplied finish. Our written quote includes quantity, price, currency, packing, delivery terms, lead time, payment conditions and validity.
Plan your panel order
Start with the details you know. These optional files help you list finishes, quantities and component dimensions; your own purchasing schedule works too.
XLSX · Version 2026-10-06
List the MDF core, face and reverse, colour sample, quantity and destination. Buyer-input and factory-reply columns start empty.
Download RFQ workbookCSV · File pack 2026-10-07
Add part IDs, dimensions, grain direction, visible faces and edge details. State whether dimensions apply before or after edge work.
Download blank cut listCSV · File pack 2026-10-07
See three fictional component lines. The example shows how to describe a request; your quotation confirms the actual material, tolerances and supplied work.
Download worked exampleCatalogue codes identify digital finish references. Your quotation records the production finish, texture, gloss and agreed physical sample. Email your completed files and drawings to sales@cuzimdf.com using the same name or company as your inquiry.
Faces, patterns and edges
The colour is one part of the finished panel. Include the surface texture, reverse face, pattern layout and edges in your sample discussion so the board fits your furniture design and assembly.
For solid colours, send a Pantone, RAL or other recognised code. For woodgrains and material effects, share a catalogue or decorative-paper reference, or a physical sample. We confirm matching feasibility and available finish options, then agree the colour, texture and gloss using a physical sample.
Show the grain direction on your cutting list or drawing, especially for adjoining doors, fronts and visible panels. Tell us the edge material, thickness and colour you want. Compare the face and proposed edge together on the sample, including the reverse face when it is visible.
Keep the agreed sample code or revision, colour, texture, gloss, face and reverse construction, and acceptable variation with your order. For a repeat order, share the previous reference and any changes so we can confirm finish availability, quantity, pricing and production timing with you.
Choosing your finish
Bring your colour ideas and component requirements to our factory team. These details help us prepare the right sample and quote for your order.
Send the colour code, decorative-paper reference or physical sample you want to use. We confirm matching feasibility, available texture and gloss, quantity requirements and timing. A physical sample lets you approve the proposed finish before ordering.
View a physical sample in your intended lighting and alongside your edge banding, hardware and other materials. For a directional pattern, check the scale and layout on a representative component. Screen settings and lighting affect digital colour, while the agreed physical sample gives your order a shared finish reference.
Include the finish reference, MDF thickness and grade, board or part dimensions, one- or two-sided facing, texture and gloss, quantity and destination. Add a drawing for cutting, drilling or CNC work. For furniture production, dimensions and colour references are especially useful; for distributor orders, include quantities by finish and your delivery schedule.
Your next MDF collection
Send your favourite finish codes and the sizes and quantity you need. We will help you choose samples, confirm the panel construction and prepare your quotation. Our sales team replies within 12 hours.