KITCHEN RESPRAYS

Same Kitchen. Fresh New Look.

Transform your existing kitchen with a professional respray instead of the cost and disruption of a full replacement.

Give your kitchen a new lease of life.

Whether your doors are dated, the colour no longer works or you simply fancy a change, respraying can completely transform the look of your kitchen.

We prepare the surfaces carefully before applying a professional finish designed to look great and stand up to everyday use.

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Kitchen before and after
KITCHEN RESPRAYING

What does a kitchen respray involve?

Kitchen respraying is a way of giving your existing kitchen a completely new appearance without replacing the cabinets and doors. Instead of removing a kitchen that is still perfectly usable, we carefully prepare the existing surfaces and apply a professional spray finish in the colour and finish you choose.

It is ideal if the layout of your kitchen works well but the doors look tired, the colour feels dated or you simply want to give the room a fresh new style.

What can be resprayed?

Depending on the material and condition, we can respray kitchen doors, drawer fronts, end panels, plinths and other suitable painted surfaces. This means you can change the overall appearance while keeping the kitchen itself.

Why respray instead of replace?

A full kitchen replacement can mean major cost, disruption and waste. Respraying allows you to keep what already works and concentrate the investment on the finish, giving the room a fresh look without starting from scratch.

Choose your new look

Changing the colour can make a surprisingly big difference. Whether you want a classic neutral, a contemporary darker shade or something more distinctive, the right finish can completely change the character of the room.

Save money

Keep the kitchen you already have while changing the look completely.

Less disruption

A respray avoids the upheaval of ripping out and replacing a whole kitchen.

Fresh finish

A professional finish can make tired doors look modern again.