You’re always welcome to visit our showroom, but we do recommend booking an appointment if you’d like to sit down with one of our designers.

That way, you’ll have proper time to talk through your project, look at options, ask questions, and get advice without feeling rushed. 

Our showroom is based at Unit 3, Radyr Court Precinct in Danescourt, Cardiff.

You’ll find a range of German kitchen displays, including Nobilia & Schüller, along with BORA appliances, worktop ideas, clever storage options and plenty of inspiration for your own kitchen project. 

We mainly design, supply and install kitchens across Cardiff, the Vale of Glamorgan, Newport, Bridgend, Caerphilly and the wider South Wales area.

We also work on selected projects further along the M4 corridor, depending on the size and type of project. 

Yes, definitely. In fact, it’s often the best place to start.

A quick chat can help you understand what’s realistic for your space, your timescale and your budget before you commit to a full design appointment. 

During normal working hours, we’ll always try to get back to you as quickly as possible.

If you use our instant callback request during opening hours, someone will usually call you within 60 seconds. 

Outside of those hours, we’ll get back to you the next working day. 

Our initial kitchen design consultation and design presentation is free.

It’s a chance for you to tell us what you’re hoping to achieve, get some expert advice, and see whether we’re the right fit for your project. 

Don’t worry if you haven’t got everything ready.

Helpful things to bring include:

• Room measurements or builder’s plans
• Photos or videos of your current kitchen
• Inspiration images from Pinterest, Instagram or Houzz
• An idea of your budget
• Any appliance or worktop preferences
• Details of any building work or extension plans

But if you’re still at the early ideas stage, that’s fine too. 

Yes, and it’s actually better to speak to us early.

Many people wait until the building work is already underway, but getting your kitchen designer involved sooner can help avoid awkward layouts, poorly positioned services, and expensive changes later on. 

Yes. If you’ve got architect’s plans, builder’s drawings or planning layouts, we can usually work from those to start exploring ideas.

Final measurements would still need to be checked before anything is ordered, but plans are a great starting point. 

It depends on the size of the kitchen, the brand, the door finish, appliances, worktops and installation requirements.

As a rough guide, many of our complete Schüller kitchen projects, including installation, are around £25,000, but some projects will be less and some will be significantly more.

The best way to get a realistic starting point is to use our kitchen cost estimator or speak to one of our designers. 

Yes, we can offer a full installation service.

We also work with clients who already have their own builder or fitter, so we can supply the kitchen only if that suits your project better. 

Yes. We can help with appliances, worktops, sinks, taps, extraction, lighting and internal storage.

We’re also one of the UK’s leading BORA showrooms, so if you’re considering a venting hob or professional grade oven, we can talk you through the options properly. 

Yes. We offer supply-only kitchens as well as fully installed projects.

If you’re using your own builder or installer, we’ll make sure they have the information they need, but it’s important that they’re comfortable fitting a German kitchen accurately. 

The full process depends on your project, but most kitchens need proper planning time.

Once the design is agreed, the kitchen is made to order, delivered, and then installed or supplied depending on your chosen service.

If you’re working around building work, extensions or other trades, it’s worth speaking to us as early as possible so we can help you plan the timing properly. 

Yes. Your first design is rarely the final design.

Most clients make changes as the project develops. That might include layout tweaks, colour changes, appliance decisions, worktop choices or storage upgrades.

The important thing is that everything is finalised before the kitchen goes into manufacture. 

Yes. Some of the best kitchen projects start with an early conversation.

Even if you’re months away from making a decision, we can help you understand what’s possible, what to avoid, and how to plan your space properly from the start. 

Not currently.

In our experience, kitchen finance often works out more expensive than people realise. There’s no such thing as truly “interest free” finance. The cost is usually built into the price somewhere, either through the kitchen studio paying the finance provider or by reducing the discount available to you.

We’d rather keep your kitchen price as transparent as possible.

If you do want to spread the cost, it’s usually better to arrange finance externally through your own bank, building society or mortgage provider. That way, you’re not paying hidden finance costs inside the kitchen price itself. 

Yes. That’s exactly what we’re here for.

You don’t need to know which brand is right for you before you contact us. Once we understand your space, budget and wish list, we can guide you towards the range that makes the most sense. 

Once we receive your enquiry, one of the team will review your details and get back to you.

Depending on what you need, we may arrange a showroom appointment, a phone call, a Zoom design consultation, or ask for a few extra details so we can point you in the right direction. 

The easiest way is to fill in the contact form or request a callback.

You can also call the showroom directly if you’d rather speak to someone straight away. For anything design-related, booking an appointment is usually the best way to make sure you get proper time with the right person.