How does a kitchen brief become a 3D design?

After we understand your space, our designer builds a full 3D render in SketchUp with your colours, handles and worktop. We do not quote until you say yes.

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In short

Once we have understood your space, our designer builds your kitchen in SketchUp. It is a full 3D render in your room, with your colours, handles and worktop, not a template that vaguely matches. We do not quote until you look at it and say yes, that is exactly right.

In this video

  • After the first conversation, our designer builds your kitchen in SketchUp.
  • It is a full 3D render, not a rough sketch.
  • It shows your room with your colours, handles and worktop.
  • We do not quote until you say that is exactly right.

What is said in the video

Once we sat down with you and understood your space, our designer goes away and builds it in SketchUp. Not a rough sketch, a full 3D render of your kitchen in your room with your colours and your handles and your worktop. So when you see the design, you're actually seeing your kitchen, not a template that vaguely matches what you've asked for.

We don't quote until you look at it and say, yes, that's exactly right. There's no point in putting a number to something you're not sure about yet.

This video is part of our guide, How we design and make your kitchen, which goes into more detail.

Want to see it for yourself? Visit the showroom in Layer Marney, or browse all our kitchen videos.

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