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Kitchen wrapping in London and the South East

New-look doors, panels and worktops in a day or two, without replacing your kitchen. Your units stay where they are; only the finish changes.

Kitchen with a curved peninsula, light oak doors before wrapping and sage green doors after
The same space before wrappingBefore
Light oak to sage greenKitchen · September 2026

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Recent makeovers

Real KWrap jobs, photographed before and after. The small photo in each corner is how the room looked before.

All our work
  • L-shaped kitchen with light grey gloss doors before wrapping and matt black doors after
    Before
    Light grey gloss to matt blackKitchen · July 2026
  • U-shaped kitchen with light oak doors and a burgundy splashback before wrapping, white gloss doors after
    Before
    Light oak to white glossKitchen · April 2026
  • Grey shaker kitchen with an oak worktop before wrapping and a white marble-effect worktop after
    Before
    Oak worktop to white marble effectWorktop · June 2026
  • Fitted bedroom wardrobe with light oak doors before wrapping and dark grey doors after
    Before
    Light oak to dark greyWardrobe · July 2026
  • Kitchen with cream gloss wall units and walnut gloss base units before wrapping, white wall units and dark wood-grain base units after
    Before
    Cream and walnut gloss to white and dark wood grainKitchen · May 2026
  • Office tea point with a plain worktop before wrapping, white marble-effect worktop and splashback after
    Before
    Worktop and splashback in marble effectOffice tea point · June 2026
Kitchen with cream gloss wall units and walnut gloss base units before wrapping, white wall units and dark wood-grain base units after
BeforeAfter
Cream and walnut gloss to white and dark wood grainKitchen · May 2026

Same kitchen, new finish

Drag the handle to see how a KWrap wrap changes a kitchen without touching the units, worktops or appliances.

Guarantee
2-year guarantee on our work
Open
7am to 9pm, every day, for calls and WhatsApp
Film
Architectural interior film, including 3M Di-Noc, fitted with heat and post-heated at every edge

Your kitchen, re-covered in three steps

Kitchen wrapping is a thin, self-adhesive architectural film applied over the doors, panels and worktops you already have. The cabinets, plumbing and appliances are not touched.

  1. 1

    Survey and samples

    We measure up, check every door and panel, and show you physical film samples against your own floor, walls and worktops.

  2. 2

    Preparation

    Handles come off, every surface is cleaned and degreased, and chips or dents are filled and sanded flat. Preparation decides how long a wrap lasts.

  3. 3

    Wrapping and finishing

    Film is heated and stretched around every edge, then post-heated so it holds its shape. Handles go back on and the kitchen is ready to use.

Wrap, spray or replace?

All three give you a different-looking kitchen. The right one depends on the condition of your units and whether the layout still works, because only replacement changes the shape of the room.

Your units
Kitchen wrappingStay in place. New film goes over doors, panels and worktops.
SprayingStay in place. Doors are sprayed on site or taken away.
New kitchenRemoved and thrown away. New units are built in.
Disruption
Kitchen wrappingUsually a day or two. No rip-out, no mess.
SprayingMasking, overspray control and drying time.
New kitchenKitchen out of action while it is stripped and refitted.
Finishes
Kitchen wrappingColours, soft-touch matt, wood, marble, stone, concrete, metal.
SprayingPainted solid colours.
New kitchenWhatever the new range offers.
Changing it later
Kitchen wrappingFilm can be removed and the units re-wrapped.
SprayingSand back and respray.
New kitchenReplace again.
Best for
Kitchen wrappingSound units in a layout you like.
SprayingSound units where paint is wanted.
New kitchenFailing units, or a layout that must change.

Hundreds of finishes, every one with its code

Matt and gloss colours, soft-touch matt, embossed woods, marble, stone, concrete and metal. These are photos of real supplier samples: the code is the supplier's, the colour name is our own description. You choose from the physical samples at your survey.

  • Light oak wood film sample, code CF 5532

    Light oak

    CF 5532 · Wood

  • Sage grey matt solid film sample, code SF 1138

    Sage grey

    SF 1138 · Matt solid

  • Carrara marble marble film sample, code MF 3054

    Carrara marble

    MF 3054 · Marble

  • Deep green soft-touch matt film sample, code TF 4021

    Deep green

    TF 4021 · Soft-touch matt

  • Navy matt solid film sample, code SF 1134

    Navy

    SF 1134 · Matt solid

  • Brushed gold metal film sample, code TF 465

    Brushed gold

    TF 465 · Metal

  • Concrete concrete film sample, code MF 984

    Concrete

    MF 984 · Concrete

  • Dark ash wood film sample, code SF 1103

    Dark ash

    SF 1103 · Wood

See all colours and codes

Offices, hotels, lifts and shops, refurbished in place

Architectural wrapping applies specialist interior film to desks, doors, reception counters, lift interiors and wall panels, changing their finish without replacing them. KWrap installs architectural films including 3M Di-Noc, area by area while the building stays open.

Architectural wrapping
Office tea point with a plain worktop before wrapping, white marble-effect worktop and splashback after
Worktop and splashback in marble effectOffice tea point · June 2026
Illustration of a lift interior in bronze metal and wood grain
Bronze and wood lift interiorIllustration

London, the South East and west to Bristol

KWrap is based in Kensington and wraps kitchens, homes and commercial interiors across these towns and the counties around them.

London · Surrey · Kent · Essex · Hertfordshire · Berkshire · Buckinghamshire · Sussex · Hampshire · Oxfordshire · Wiltshire · Bristol and Bath

Kitchen wrapping questions, answered

How much does kitchen wrapping cost?

Kitchen wrapping costs a fraction of the price of a new kitchen, because the cabinets, plumbing and appliances stay where they are. The price depends on the number of doors and panels, the door style, the condition of the surfaces and the film you choose. Every job is priced after a survey with samples, so send a few photos on WhatsApp or call 07904 099566 for a quote.

How long does it take to wrap a kitchen?

Most kitchens are wrapped in a day or two. Larger kitchens, islands and worktops can add time, and KWrap confirms the timescale when it quotes.

Is kitchen wrapping worth it?

Kitchen wrapping is worth it when the units are structurally sound and you are happy with the layout, because you pay to change the finish rather than to replace cabinets, plumbing and appliances that still work. It is not worth it if the units are water-damaged or the layout needs to change.

Can I see the colours before I decide?

Yes. Every finish we fit is listed with its supplier code on the colours page, and at the survey you choose from physical samples held against your own units, in your own light.

Can you re-wrap peeling vinyl kitchen doors?

Yes. KWrap removes the old peeling vinyl and adhesive, repairs and primes the MDF underneath, then wraps the door in new architectural film. Doors that have swollen from water damage cannot be made flat again and need replacing.

When can I call KWrap?

KWrap answers calls and WhatsApp messages from 7am to 9pm, every day, on 07904 099566.

Is the work guaranteed?

Yes. KWrap gives a 2-year guarantee on its work.

Which areas does KWrap cover?

KWrap is based in Kensington, London, and works across London, the South East and west along the M4 corridor to Bristol, including Brighton, Reading, Guildford, Croydon, Maidstone, Chelmsford, St Albans and Southampton.

Talk to KWrap about your kitchen

Send a few photos on WhatsApp, or call and describe the kitchen and the finish you have in mind. We will arrange a survey with samples.

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