Bespoke Kitchen Costs: Planning a £30,000–£75,000 Project

Sheraton Interiors kitchen projects start at £30,000, with a typical investment of £30,000–£75,000. Your quotation depends on the design, cabinetry, finishes, appliances and agreed scope. Use this guide to prepare a realistic brief before choosing a kitchen for your home.

We design kitchens for homes across Twickenham, Teddington, Surrey, Gerrards Cross, Ascot, Esher, Ickenham and North West London. Book a free kitchen design consultation to discuss your space and budget.

How much does a bespoke kitchen cost?

Our £30,000–£75,000 typical project range is a starting point for a conversation, not a fixed package price. Two rooms of the same size can require different budgets because of their layout, storage requirements, materials and appliances. Your written quotation should make clear exactly what is included.

If £30,000 is your maximum budget, tell us at the beginning. If your budget includes building work as well as the kitchen, explain that too. We can then discuss the brief against the funds available rather than developing a design around the wrong assumptions.

What affects the price of your kitchen?

• Layout and cabinetry: the number and configuration of cabinets, tall storage, islands and internal fittings all influence the specification.
• Door style and finish: compare the look and practical care of your preferred classic, Shaker or contemporary options.
• Worktops and splashbacks: material, dimensions, edge details, joints and cut-outs can affect the quotation.
• Appliances and fittings: decide which cooking, cooling, extraction and tap features matter most to you.
• The room itself: changes to services, access arrangements or building work need to be understood alongside the kitchen design.

How should I plan a £30,000, £50,000 or £75,000 budget?

Start with the same question at every budget: what must the kitchen do well? Write down your essential storage, cooking and seating requirements, then separate these from optional features. A larger budget gives more room to explore specifications, but does not automatically make every material or appliance the right choice for you.

Ask your designer to show how different specifications change the quotation. Compare complete options against the same brief. Avoid comparing a cabinetry-only price with a quotation that includes other work.

What should a kitchen quotation include?

Before agreeing a project, ask for a written breakdown and confirm the following. These are questions to check against your own quotation, not a statement that every item is included in our typical price range.

• Which cabinets, doors, internal storage and finishes are specified?
• Are worktops, splashbacks, appliances, sink and tap included?
• What delivery and installation work is included?
• Who is responsible for plumbing, electrics, flooring, decorating and any structural work?
• Are removal and disposal of the existing kitchen included?
• Is VAT included, and what are the payment stages?
• What changes could affect the final price or programme?

Choosing a style without losing sight of the budget

A classic or Shaker kitchen uses framed door detailing that can work with both traditional and modern interiors. Contemporary designs offer a different visual direction, with simpler lines and a choice of finishes. Explore our kitchen collections and completed projects, then bring your favourites to the consultation.

What should I bring to a design consultation?

Bring any room measurements or plans you have, a few photographs, your preferred styles and a realistic budget. Tell us about your postcode, intended timing and whether the project involves an extension or changes to the existing room. You do not need to have made every design decision before getting in touch.

Where can I discuss my kitchen project?

Visit our Whitton showroom in Twickenham at 103 High Street, TW2 7LD, or arrange an appointment at our Slough design centre, 778 Buckingham Avenue, SL1 4NL. Slough visits are by appointment.

Ready to plan a kitchen from £30,000? Request your free design consultation and tell us what you would like to achieve.