Browse real kitchen installations featuring fitted and flat pack kitchens, different layouts, colours and finishes — all designed for real homes.
An oak kitchen with arched doors in Clontarf, replaced with Fenwick white shaker units, a tall larder, a glass-front wall cabinet and a warm speckled laminate worktop, all on the same one-wall layout.
A cream kitchen with a black worktop and chequerboard tiles in Balbriggan, replaced with heritage green painted shaker doors, brushed brass handles, a light marble-effect worktop and a built-in oven housing.
A white Clontarf kitchen with a teal splashback and dark laminate, rebuilt in natural oak-effect slab doors with a gold-veined quartz worktop that drops to the floor in a waterfall end.
A long Dundrum through-room rebuilt in Bastille Graphite woodgrain shaker, with the oven and microwave in one tall run and a peninsula backed by an L-shaped bench at the dining end.
A Terenure kitchen where every appliance stood on its own, rebuilt in Edison White painted timber with an oven tower, a Belfast sink and a pantry wall beside the fridge.
The cabinets, worktops and layout stayed. Melrose Denim shaker doors, new drawer fronts, plinths and Pisa handles changed the look of this Clondalkin kitchen in two to three days.
This Castleknock, Dublin kitchen was a narrow galley space with a side door to an adjoining room breaking up one wall, a freestanding cooker under an exposed extractor hood on the other, and a sink squeezed under the window with barely any counter beside it. Kitchens4U replaced it with a Chatham Light Grey shaker kitchen […]
This Clontarf, Dublin kitchen had a tired cream kitchen with a single small wall cabinet, a stainless steel sink squeezed under the window, and a washing machine left standing in full view under the worktop. Kitchens4U replaced it with a Chatham Porcelain shaker kitchen built around a central island, keeping the warm, slightly cottage-leaning character […]
This Portmarnock, Dublin kitchen had its back wall broken up by a freestanding fridge and cooker, a scattering of wall cabinets, and a sink stuck in the corner next to the window. Kitchens4U replaced it with a Dylan Matt White Shaker kitchen that runs floor-to-ceiling along the entire back wall, and moved the sink onto […]
This Raheny, Dublin kitchen kept its existing U-shaped footprint, but almost nothing else about it stayed the same. The old honey-oak units had large gaps between the wall cabinets, a freestanding electric cooker sat awkwardly under a basic extractor, and storage was limited to whatever fitted on open shelves. Kitchens4U replaced it with a Lincoln […]
A one-wall kitchen puts every function on a single run, which means every cabinet has to earn its place. That was the starting point for this Castleknock, Dublin project, where the previous kitchen combined a curved-trim honey-oak run with a freestanding fridge and a separate freestanding cooker standing awkwardly at one end. Kitchens4U replaced it […]
This Swords kitchen had a workable L-shaped footprint, but the honey-oak cabinetry, patchy wall storage and an exposed steel extractor hood had all aged past their best. Kitchens4U fitted White Grey shaker cabinetry along the main run, carried the same range through in Denim for the fixed cabinetry across the walkway, and extended it again […]
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