A new kitchen, without the new kitchen.
Your cupboards are probably fine. It's the doors that date a kitchen. Tell us what you've got and we'll make new lay-on fronts to your sizes, sprayed in any colour, ready to hang.
Getting a bit much? Send us a rough list or a few photos and we’ll price it for you. Not sure what things are called? See the labelled drawing.
Three steps. No jargon.
Most people finish their list in about ten minutes.
Learn what things are called
One labelled drawing of a kitchen. Click any part and we'll tell you what it is and whether you need to replace it.
See the drawing →Answer a few questions
How many doors, how big, which style, which colour. We build your list as you go and show the price at every step.
Start the questions →We make. You hang.
Cut, sprayed and drilled for hinges in our London workshop. Delivered to your door with a fitting guide. Doors clip onto the hinges you already have.
Inside the workshop →Everything you can replace
All lay-on fronts: they sit on the front of your existing cabinets. We don't make in-frame kitchens.
Seven styles, any colour, or real wood
Painted styles shown in Farrow & Ball Card Room Green. On the doors page you can try any of 1,600 colours, nine real woods and eight stained oak shades, and see each one big.
Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, Mylands, RAL. Or real oak.
Over 1,600 colours from eight paint makers to pick from, or name any other. We spray to the paint maker’s reference, so the colour on your wall sample is the colour on your doors. Seven door styles, from a classic shaker to a handleless J-groove, or real wood veneer: oak, walnut, ash and more.
Browse styles and coloursHonest prices, worked out from your list
Examples priced live from our workshop rates, in Farrow & Ball Card Room Green eggshell with your existing handles. Prices include VAT. Your kitchen will differ, so build your own list for a real number.
Same workshop, same machines as the trade
Things people ask before they start
If yours isn't here, send us a few photos of your kitchen and we'll tell you what you need, with a price.
Send us your listWill new doors fit my old cabinets?
Almost always. Cabinets are boxes, and lay-on doors hang on standard 35mm hinges. You measure your old doors, we make new ones the same size with the hinge holes in the same place.
I don't know what half these parts are called.
That's why the first page is a labelled drawing. Nobody knows what a pelmet is until they need one.
What if I measure wrong?
The measuring guide shows exactly where to put the tape. We check every list for sizes that look odd before we cut, and you confirm every size on a sheet before anything is made.
Do I have to fit them myself?
Doors clip onto the existing hinges, and plinths and pelmets are cut to length. Most people do it in a weekend. If you'd rather not, any handyman can.
Do you do in-frame kitchens?
No. Everything we make is lay-on: it sits on the front of the cabinet. If your doors sit inside a wooden frame, we're not the right people, but we'll happily say so if you send a photo.
How long does it take?
10–15 working days from the day you confirm your sizes. We give you a date when you order.
Ready when you are.
Build your list and see the price as you go, or send us a rough list and photos and we’ll price it for you.