Planning a kitchen in Ascot with a budget of £30,000–£75,000? Sheraton Interiors offers kitchen design, supply and installation for Ascot homeowners, with classic, Shaker and contemporary options tailored to your room and the way you live.

Start with a free design consultation. Share your postcode, room plans and budget so we can discuss a practical brief before developing the design.

A design appointment near Ascot

Our Slough design centre at 778 Buckingham Avenue, Slough, SL1 4NL is available by appointment. Arrange your visit before travelling so the team can set aside time for your project. Alternatively, visit our Whitton showroom at 103 High Street, Twickenham, TW2 7LD.

See Slough design centre details or call 020 8894 5650 to discuss an appointment.

Plan the room before choosing the finishes

For an Ascot renovation or extension, begin with the room layout and any building plans. We discuss preparation space, cooking, extraction, refrigeration and storage alongside how people will move through the kitchen. If you want an island, bring the room dimensions so its size, seating and clearances can be considered together.

Choose the appearance once these practical priorities are clear. Compare the framed detailing of a classic or Shaker kitchen with the simpler lines of our contemporary kitchen designs. Bring photographs of finishes you like and tell us which features matter most.

Explore completed Berkshire kitchens

These completed projects offer useful starting points for an Ascot design brief:

Classic kitchen renovation in Berkshire — explore a classic design direction.
Handleless kitchen in Langley, Berkshire — compare an alternative style.
Modern kitchen design in Eton — see another Berkshire project.

Browse the full project portfolio and save the examples you would like to discuss. These are projects in the locations stated, offered as inspiration for your own home.

How much should I budget for a bespoke kitchen in Ascot?

Our minimum kitchen project budget is £30,000, with typical projects costing £30,000–£75,000. The final price depends on the cabinetry, worktops, appliances, room and installation scope. Tell us if your total budget must also cover building work so that the proposal reflects the funds available.

Use our bespoke kitchen cost guide to prepare questions about the quotation, VAT, installation and responsibilities for other trades.

What happens at the design consultation?

We discuss your brief, measurements, style preferences and timing. Bring plans if you have them, photographs of the current room and a list of what you want to improve. The design process includes 3D visualisations and a specification discussion so you can review the proposal before committing.

How long will the project take?

The programme is confirmed after the design, product availability and installation requirements are understood. Any extension, structural work or permissions should be discussed early. We do not promise one fixed lead time for every project.