We use professional coating systems designed for durability and everyday use. This includes high-performance polyurethane coatings, known for their strength and resistance, alongside water-based systems where appropriate. The exact product is selected based on the surface, environment and your specific requirements to ensure a long-lasting finish.
We can colour match virtually any colour. Many clients choose from Farrow & Ball or Little Greene, but you’re not limited to these. If you’re unsure, we’re happy to guide you — we also offer a colour consultation.
Yes — many clients opt for two-tone kitchens, such as different colours for upper and lower cabinets or a contrasting island. Just let us know when requesting a quote, as this can affect pricing.
We can provide a range of finishes, with matt and soft sheen (eggshell) being the most popular. We’ll recommend the most suitable option based on your chosen colour and how the kitchen will be used. All finishes are durable and wipeable.
Yes, we can fit new handles and adjust hole positions if required. We recommend having your new handles ready before work begins so everything can be prepared correctly.
Absolutely. We take great care to protect your home using professional masking and dust-controlled sanding systems. We also carry out a full clean at the end, leaving your kitchen ready to use.
Most kitchen projects are completed within 4–7 days, depending on size and complexity.
Yes — your kitchen will remain functional, although some areas may be temporarily out of use while work is being carried out.
With the correct preparation and professional coating systems, a sprayed kitchen finish is designed to last for many years with normal use.
Yes — with the correct preparation and specialist primers, laminate kitchens can be successfully refinished.
Yes — we regularly repair water-damaged panels, correct poorly applied coatings and realign doors before refinishing. Proper preparation is key to achieving a high-quality, long-lasting finish.
In many cases, replacing a kitchen isn’t necessary. A professional spray finish can completely transform the look for a fraction of the cost, while keeping your existing layout.
Our availability typically ranges from 4–6 weeks, although this can vary depending on the time of year.
Simply send us a few photos of your kitchen and we’ll provide a quotation. We may ask a few follow-up questions to ensure everything is accurate.
We require a 10% deposit to secure your booking, followed by a staged payment on commencement and final payment on completion.
The cost of spray painting a kitchen depends on its size, layout and condition. As a general guide, most kitchens fall within the ranges below:
Typical Kitchen Spray Costs
Small kitchens: £1,800 – £2,400
Medium kitchens: £2,400 – £3,200
Large kitchens: £3,200 – £4,500+
Every kitchen is different, so the most accurate way to price your project is by seeing a few photos.
• Number of doors and drawers
• Kitchen size and layout Current condition (e.g. wear, damage or previous coatings)
• Number of colours
• Any repairs or adjustments required
What’s Included:
• Removal and spray finishing of doors and drawers
• On-site refinishing of fixed panels
• Professional coating systems selected for durability
• Minor repairs and surface preparation
• Reinstallation and final checks
A Smarter Alternative to Replacement
Replacing a kitchen can often cost £10,000–£25,000+. A professional spray finish can achieve a similar transformation for a fraction of the cost — without the disruption of a full renovation.
Still Unsure?
Not sure if your kitchen can be sprayed or what it might cost? Send us a few photos and we’ll let you know what’s possible.
