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Kitchen respraying, done properly

If your kitchen is structurally sound but looks tired, there's no need to rip it out. We respray it in your home, in the colour you choose.

Navy shaker kitchen with island after a full respray

Full kitchen respray

Doors, drawer fronts, units, end panels and plinths, all sprayed in one colour so the whole kitchen looks new. Your worktops, appliances and plumbing stay where they are.

Close-up of a resprayed sage shaker door

Doors and drawer fronts

If your carcasses are sound and it's the doors that look dated, we can respray just the doors and drawer fronts. It suits solid wood, MDF and vinyl-wrapped doors.

White gloss kitchen resprayed in deep teal

Colour change

Wrapped doors that have gone out of fashion, or a bold colour you've grown tired of: we spray straight over vinyl, gloss or old paint once the surface is properly prepared and primed.

Surfaces

What we can spray

Most kitchens can be resprayed. The secret is matching the preparation and primer to the material.

  • Solid wood

    Oak, pine, beech and cherry kitchens that are still solid but look dated.

  • MDF

    Painted or lacquered MDF doors that need a fresh colour.

  • Vinyl-wrapped

    Wrapped MDF doors in a colour you've gone off. We spray over the wrap after careful preparation.

Charcoal shaker kitchen with oak worktops after respraying

Why respray

Why respray instead of replace?

A new fitted kitchen often costs anywhere from £5,000 to £15,000 or more, plus weeks of disruption. A respray gives you the new look for a fraction of that.

  • A fraction of the cost of a new kitchen, saving you up to 80%
  • No ripping out, no skips, no builders
  • Usually you can use your kitchen again the same evening
  • Any colour from the RAL chart or Farrow & Ball
  • A professional spray finish with no brush marks
  • Nothing goes to landfill
  • 10-year guarantee

How it works

Proper preparation. A flawless finish.

A spray finish is only as good as what's underneath it. Here's what happens when we respray your kitchen.

  1. A burgundy kitchen fully masked with paper, tape and floor protection before spraying

    Step 1

    Mask and protect

    We tent and mask the whole room, so floors, worktops, walls and appliances are covered before any spraying starts.

  2. A sprayer preparing base units inside a fully tented kitchen

    Step 2

    Prepare

    Doors, drawers and hardware come off. Every surface is cleaned, degreased and keyed, then primed to suit the material.

  3. A sprayer in a protective suit and mask spraying a galley kitchen

    Step 3

    Spray

    Specialist kitchen-grade paint goes on in your chosen colour, for a smooth, even finish with no brush marks.

  4. Freshly sprayed cobalt blue kitchen doors laid out to cure

    Step 4

    Cure

    The finish is left to harden properly before anything goes back on. We don't rush this step.

  5. A finished sage-grey handleless kitchen after the masking comes down

    Step 5

    Refit and reveal

    Doors and hardware go back on, the masking comes down, and we do a final inspection with you.

Sprayed in your home, not in a workshop

We mask and protect the room, then spray in place with specialist kitchen-grade paint. There's no ripping out, no skips and no builders, and nothing goes to landfill.

  • Works on solid wood, MDF and vinyl
  • Any RAL or Farrow & Ball colour
  • Interior work, all year round
  • 10-year guarantee

Ready for a kitchen you love again?

Free, no-obligation quotes. Send us a few photos to get started.

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