Nick ArchiboldCabinets & Kitchens
Professional kitchen cabinet spraying, done properly

Spray Finishing · Bradford-on-Avon

Kitchen spraying in Bradford-on-Avon

The existing cabinetry was sprayed green, retaining the kitchen layout, appliances and work surfaces.

Photographed after fitting in Bradford on Avon.

The Bradford-on-Avon kitchen was renewed with professional spray finishing rather than replacement cabinetry. Removable doors and trims were sprayed at the workshop, while fixed cabinetry was protected and sprayed in place.

What the steps are

Doors and trims come to the workshop
Everything that can be removed is taken to the controlled environment of the workshop spray booth, minimising mess in the home.
Prep, spray and cure
Components are cleaned, filled, sanded and primed, then given around four coats of industrial-quality cabinet paint, curing between coats in the drying room.
Spraying in the kitchen
Fixed components are masked off and sprayed in place, with wall, floor and ceiling protection throughout.
Re-install and adjust
Doors and drawers go back on with new hinges, knobs and handles, then each one is adjusted so the gaps and alignment are even.

The result

  • A durable, factory-quality finish that hand painting cannot match.
  • A completely different room without new cabinetry, new surfaces or a long disruption.

Spraying renewed the finish while keeping the sound carcasses and existing layout.

“We found him to be honest, open and engaging, taking great care to deliver what our desired outcomes were but making excellent suggestions along the way for further enhancement. The outcomes have been amazing. Our kitchen has been transformed. I would recommend Nick without reservation. He is a genuine master craftsman who delivered exactly what we were after, on time and to budget.”

Mr & Mrs Dunn, Bradford-on-Avon

The project

In pictures

The kitchen before spraying, in its original cream finish with a stainless range cooker
Before: the same kitchen in its original cream finish.
The island and fixed cabinetry fully masked with film and tape, floors protected, ready for spraying in place
Fixed cabinetry masked off and protected, ready for spraying in place.
The finished kitchen from the dining side: cabinetry sprayed in Farrow & Ball Lichen, glazed wall cabinets, the retained range cooker and the island with oak breakfast bar
After: the whole room transformed by colour alone - same layout, same appliances.
Wide view across the island towards the green-painted cabinetry, glazed cupboard and range-cooker alcove
A wide view across the island towards the green-painted cabinetry, glazed cupboard and range-cooker alcove.
The range-cooker alcove with green-painted surround above the hob, and matching cabinetry to the right
The range-cooker alcove with its green-painted surround above the hob, and matching cabinetry to the right.
Close view of the green-painted base unit beside the stainless range cooker, with one drawer over a cupboard door, both with brushed metal handles, a light worktop above and a turned decorative column at the corner
A close view of the green-painted base unit beside the range cooker.
Looking across the island towards the stainless range cooker, with a light worktop, inset sink and tall curved tap on the island, a timber breakfast bar along the near edge, and beyond it the green-painted cabinetry, glazed cupboard and range-cooker mantel under three glass pendant lights
Looking across the island towards the stainless range cooker and mantel.
The glazed wall cabinets lit from within, with green-painted glass-fronted doors in a four-pane mullion design, cream-lined interiors and glass shelves holding mugs, glassware and blue ceramics, and the top of a built-in microwave to the right
The glazed wall cabinets.

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