A kitchen designer website that shows fitted prices and the kitchens you have already installed

A new kitchen is rarely an impulse. People look for months, keep photos on their phone and visit showrooms at weekends. Before they come, they type kitchen designer near me, fitted kitchen Nantes or kitchen island price, and they keep the sites that show real kitchens and an order of magnitude. A site that does both brings couples who already know what they want and roughly what they can spend.

How much does a fitted kitchen cost?

It is the first question, and "it depends" is not an answer. Give starting prices that include fitting, and say what they cover: about three metres of base and wall units with a laminate worktop, for example. Then list what changes the price: an island, a stone or ceramic worktop, tall units, built-in appliances. Each offer has its own page with what is included and its lead time, so a visitor with €10,000 sees whether a made-to-measure kitchen fits or whether new fronts and a worktop on sound cabinets are the better plan.

Real kitchens beat showroom photos

Display kitchens are perfect and impersonal. A kitchen fitted in a terraced house in Rezé, with its oak fronts, its compact worktop and four days of fitting, tells a visitor much more. Each finished project shows the fronts and worktop, the town, the year and the time on site. Three or six of them on the home page are enough; the others go in the gallery if you add it.

The kitchen designer website that explains the measuring visit

Your work starts in the client's kitchen, with a tape measure. Say what happens at that visit: walls, window, water, waste, gas and sockets located, a talk about how they cook. Then the plan, the 3D views and the detailed quote they keep even if they do not sign. Clients who understand that the plan is drawn for their room compare you with the showroom down the road on something other than price.

VAT, cooling-off and electrics, said plainly

Three questions come up in every project. VAT: 10 % on fitted units and labour in a home over two years old, 20 % on large appliances. The cooling-off period: 14 days when the contract is signed at home, none in the showroom unless a credit is attached. Electrics: a hob, an oven and a dishwasher each need their own circuit. The good-to-know section states all three; you avoid misunderstandings and look like the professional who knows the rules.

Five designs for five kinds of client

Cabinet Run draws a run of sage cabinets for most kitchen designers. Stone Sample hangs worktop samples on a brass rail for high-end projects. Family Recipe tells the kitchen like a recipe card for families who cook. Showroom Tag puts fitted prices on swing tags for buyers who compare. Island Overhead draws the open kitchen from above, with its work triangle, for islands and open-plan homes. The request form asks the address, the size of the room and the project in every design.

Put your business name in the box at the top: your kitchens and fitted prices take their place on the page within seconds.