The Kitchen You Want,
on the Kitchen You Own.

Far less than replacing — typically up to 70% less than a new kitchen in the same layout. Kitchens are priced per door, drawer front and panel after a survey, because no two are the same size or condition. We visit, measure and show you samples against your space, then prepare an accurate written estimate. The visit carries a call-out fee, credited back when you go ahead.

Most kitchens are wrapped in two to four days, in situ. There is no demolition, no dust and no skip in the driveway — the kitchen is back in use the same week, and in many cases you keep using it around us.

Where it produces a better wrap, yes — doors and drawer fronts come off so faces, edges and returns can be finished properly, then go straight back on their existing hinges. Carcasses, panels and counters are wrapped in place. Either way, your layout, hinges and handles are untouched unless you ask us to change them.

These are premium architectural films built for daily use, warrantied by their manufacturers against cracking, peeling and fade for up to 10 years. Day to day they are wipe-clean — a damp cloth and a mild household cleaner, no abrasive pads or scouring creams. Where a specification matters, the manufacturer's data sheet is available on request.

Yes — with the film built for the duty. Worktops are wrapped in Cover Styl’s High Resistance collection: twelve references the manufacturer engineers for high-traffic surfaces, with superior abrasion resistance and a ten-year manufacturer warranty passed through in writing. Four of them are the marble looks people ask for by name. The ordinary counsel for any decorative worktop finish still applies — a board for cutting, a trivet for hot pans — and the HR- reference is named against the worktop on your quote. We tell you plainly what your worktop can expect before you decide.

Yes. Fridges, freezers, dishwasher fronts and other large appliances take architectural film beautifully — matched to the new kitchen so everything reads as one design, or wrapped as a deliberate statement piece. It is the fastest way to bring an appliance that still works perfectly into a kitchen that has just been transformed around it.

Materially, and in how it is done. We install architectural film — a surfacing material engineered for buildings and warrantied by its manufacturers — not decorative craft vinyl. Edges, returns and cut-outs are wrapped and finished rather than trimmed short, which is exactly where cheap wraps lift first. And the film reference, scope, price and warranty are all in writing, so what you approved is verifiably what went on. A cheap wrap and a Wrapt kitchen can look similar in a photograph; they age very differently.

It is one of the strongest cases for it. A tired kitchen is made presentable between tenancies in days rather than weeks, for a fraction of a replacement, with no demolition and no void period. Single damaged panels can be re-wrapped later without touching the rest of the kitchen.