Considering a Harvey Jones kitchen alternative?

Begin with your own brief

A useful alternative does not have to copy the first design you see. Bring your room plan, the features that matter to you and any Harvey Jones quotation you are entitled to share. We can discuss our own design approach and prepare a proposal around your home.

Harvey Jones is a separate business. Sheraton Interiors is not affiliated with or endorsed by Harvey Jones. This guide does not claim that our cabinetry, materials, prices or service terms are identical.

Compare the things you will live with

• The layout: preparation space, storage access and circulation when more than one person is cooking.
• The cabinet construction: in-frame, in-frame effect or lay-on, together with the specified door and carcass materials.
• The detail: paint finish, bead profile, handles, internal fittings and end panels.
• The surfaces and appliances: exact products, model numbers and the installation work included.
• The practical scope: delivery, fitting, services, building work, disposal, VAT and aftercare.

Explore Sheraton designs before your appointment

Our classic and Shaker collection is the starting point for painted cabinetry and traditional detailing. Explore in-frame kitchens and beaded Shaker design if those features are central to your brief. For a different visual direction, compare our contemporary kitchens.

See Luxury of London and Making A Statement in our project portfolio. Save the details you like so the discussion can be specific.

Ask for a clear written comparison

A lower headline figure does not necessarily mean better value, and a higher one does not explain what is different. Check each quotation against the same brief and ask suppliers to identify exclusions and substitutions.

Use our bespoke kitchen cost guide to organise the budget discussion. We do not publish a blanket saving against another company: the comparison depends on the individual design and current written quotations.

Arrange a local design conversation

We design kitchens across London and the Home Counties from our Twickenham and Slough studios. Slough is by appointment. Request a quote review to discuss an alternative proposal and the next step for your project.

Identify the Harvey Jones design you are comparing

Harvey Jones offers several design directions. Its own descriptions distinguish the decorative beading of Original, the simpler Shaker approach and Arbor’s added detailing; Linear Edge provides a handleless direction. Check Harvey Jones’s collection descriptions and the Linear Edge range against your current quotation.

That range name is useful context for a Sheraton discussion. If you liked Original’s decorative treatment, compare the bead profile and the proportions of doors and drawers. If you preferred a plainer Shaker direction, focus on rail widths and the rhythm of the cabinet run. For handleless cabinetry, test the opening method as well as the appearance.

Make a door-detail comparison sheet

Ask each supplier for a representative sample and a clear description of the door and cabinet system. Write down the profile, material, finish and available sizes. Then check how the same detailing continues around appliance housings, narrow cupboards and visible end panels. These junctions can make a larger difference to the finished room than the colour of a single sample.

Compare the proposal with the way you cook

A kitchen can share a familiar style while using a very different arrangement of drawers, cupboards and appliances. List the items you need to store and identify the preparation area you use most. Ask the designer to show where those items go. This makes it easier to evaluate the proposed kitchen on useful storage and working space rather than style alone.

Our in-frame Twickenham project shows how a blue island can sit within a pale perimeter scheme. Use it to discuss proportions and storage; it is not presented as a product equivalent to a Harvey Jones range.

How much does a Harvey Jones kitchen cost compared with a Sheraton proposal?

A useful price comparison starts with current, itemised quotations for your room. We cannot establish another supplier’s project cost from its brand name or a photograph. Ask what the quoted figure includes: cabinetry, worktops, appliances, delivery, fitting, VAT and any building or services work.

Bring the written specification to a Sheraton quote review. We can prepare our own proposal and explain any differences in the design and scope. Our bespoke kitchen cost guide helps you organise the budget discussion; it is not a price list for Harvey Jones.