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A kitchen renovation can improve storage, workflow and the look of your home. Browse kitchen ideas for cabinets, worktops, lighting and splashbacks, use CraftMe's AI room ideas to try options on a photo of your kitchen, then book a kitchen fitter or joiner near you.

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What are kitchen renovation projects?

A kitchen renovation can range from replacing fronts and worktops to a full refit with new layout, appliances, electrics and plumbing. Most projects are planned around the work triangle between the sink, cooker and fridge, along with storage, lighting and ventilation. Careful planning of the order of trades, such as plumbing and electrics before fitting cabinets, keeps the schedule on track.

Popular kitchen renovation styles

Handleless Kitchens

Clean, flat fronts with integrated grip details for a streamlined look.

Shaker-Style Kitchens

Timeless framed doors that suit both traditional and modern homes.

Open-Plan Kitchens

Kitchens that flow into living areas, often with an island and shared lighting.

Compact Kitchens

Efficient layouts with clever storage for smaller homes and flats.

Kitchen Islands

Added worktop space and storage in the centre of the room, often with seating.

Variations and occasions

AI room ideas

Create your own kitchen renovation project with AI.

Upload a photo and let CraftMe create personalized kitchen renovation projects – then book the craft business that makes it real.

FAQ

Kitchen Renovation projects – questions & answers

How long does a kitchen renovation take?

A new kitchen fitted into an existing layout often takes one to two weeks on site. A project that changes the layout or moves plumbing and electrics can take longer, so plan for the extra time.

Should I change the kitchen layout?

Moving the sink or cooker adds cost because it means moving plumbing, gas or electrics. Many people keep the layout and improve storage and lighting instead. A kitchen planner can test both options.

Do I need a qualified electrician for kitchen work?

Yes for new circuits, sockets and under-counter lighting. Electrical work should be carried out by a qualified electrician, and your craftsperson can coordinate the trades.

How do I choose worktop materials?

Quartz, laminate, wood and solid surfaces all have different strengths in durability, maintenance and price. Ask your fitter to show samples in your lighting, as colour can look different at home.

Can I visualise a new kitchen with AI?

Yes. CraftMe's AI room ideas let you upload a photo of your kitchen and try different fronts, colours and worktops. Use it to narrow down the look, then have a kitchen fitter take measurements on site.

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