Kitchen refresh
Kitchen & Furniture Spraying, Wiltshire
A recent kitchen spray project in Bradford on Avon - photographed after fitting.
If you like the shape of your kitchen but not the colour, spraying is the quickest and least expensive way to change it. It is priced from £120 to £150 per door or drawer front, so a typical 15-door kitchen respray comes in far below the cost of replacement doors.
Doors, drawer fronts and frames are properly prepared and sprayed to a hard, even finish in the colour you choose, by the same person who advises you on it. Doors are sprayed at my Corsham workshop, so your kitchen stays usable and is back together within days.
Based in Corsham, I spray kitchens, furniture and cabinets for homes across Wiltshire, Bath and Bristol. See the areas I cover.
What’s included
- Full preparation: degreasing, filling, sanding and priming
- Doors and fronts sprayed at my Corsham workshop
- Cabinet frames and end panels sprayed in situ
- Any colour, or range (e.g. Farrow & Ball)
- Real sprayed samples brought to your home
- New handles and soft-close hinges where wanted
Who it suits
- Kitchens with sound doors in a style you still like
- Recently bought homes needing a quick, tidy change
- Anyone wanting the biggest visual change for the smallest budget
Timescales
Most kitchens are sprayed and back together within a couple of weeks, with your kitchen usable throughout. This is a guide only and depends on availability, materials and the scope of the work.
Real Project
A FINISH THAT LOOKS FACTORY-MADE
Spraying is 90% preparation. These photos are from a real kitchen project, sprayed in my workshop in Corsham, Wiltshire and in-situ at the client's home in Bradford on Avon.
Workshop process
SEE THE SPRAY FINISH BEING APPLIED
This workshop video shows a cabinet door being prepared and sprayed in the booth. It gives you a closer look at the controlled process behind a smooth, consistent finish.
- Doors sprayed at my Corsham workshop.
- Even coats built up for a smooth, factory-style finish.
- The full 52-second workshop clip is there if you want to see the detail.
Watch the full workshop video
See a full project, from masking and prep to the finished kitchen.
View the spraying case studySpraying, step by step
From the first visit to the finished spray
A free home design visit
I look at your doors, panels and furniture, check what can be sprayed and help you choose a colour.
A written, itemised quote
You know the price, the colour and the timings before anything starts. The quotation follows the visit within a few days.
Sprayed in the workshop
Doors and drawer fronts are removed and sprayed in my Corsham spray booth. Anything that can't be easily removed is sprayed in situ.
Refitted by me
I rehang and adjust everything myself. Expect a few days of disruption, but your kitchen is usually not completely out of bounds.
WHAT SPRAYING CLIENTS SAY
5 out of 5 stars from Mark Dunn
“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.”
Ready to start
The professional way to repaint a kitchen
I'll check your doors are suitable for spraying, show you real colour samples in your light, and give you a fixed price before any work starts.
SPRAYING QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Your existing doors, drawer fronts and cabinet frames are cleaned, filled where needed, keyed back and then professionally sprayed with a hard-wearing paint system rather than brushed by hand. The result is a smooth, even, factory-style finish with no brush marks.
Doors past their best? Look at replacement kitchen doors and a full refresh.
Compare prices
Want to compare prices first? See the cost to replace kitchen doors and respray kitchen cabinets.
Wiltshire & the South West
See the colour in your own kitchen
I'll bring sprayed samples to your home, look at the doors you have, and tell you openly whether spraying or replacing gives you the better result.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
I'll be in touch. I reply personally the same working day, by phone or email.
We arrange a visit. I come at a time that suits you. The visit takes 60 to 90 minutes, and I can measure as I go.
We talk it through. We look at the room together, try samples in your own light and talk through refresh, custom or bespoke, with rough costs.
You get a written quote. An itemised quotation follows within a few days. No charge, no obligation, no sales pitch.