Kitchen Company Website Design

The project gallery, without question. A kitchen sale is entirely visual, and people shortlist showrooms from finished-install photography long before they call. I make the gallery the centrepiece — big images, filterable by style like shaker, handleless, modern and in-frame, with before-and-after pairings — because that’s what earns the showroom visit where the sale is actually made.

Most kitchen websites I build start from around £800, with the majority landing between £800 and £3,000 depending on the number of pages and gallery styles. Larger showrooms needing extensive filterable galleries, multiple location pages and finance integration are typically £2,000 to £5,000+. Every project gets a fixed quote upfront with no VAT, and there’s no hourly billing.

A kitchen is bespoke, so fixed prices rarely make sense and often scare off good customers or attract the wrong ones. What works is honest framing — “our kitchens typically start from X” — alongside finance options. That reassures buyers you’re in their range without pinning you down, and it filters out enquiries that were never a fit. I’ll help you strike that balance.

That’s the whole point of it. The showroom visit is where kitchens are sold, so I make booking one the clearest, most repeated action on the site — a prominent call-to-action, a simple booking or enquiry form that captures the right details, and confirmation emails so the visit is locked in while the buyer is still keen.

Yes, and they matter more than most showrooms realise. Names like Neff, Bosch and Quooker, plus your worktop and door brands, are trust signals that tell a cautious buyer you’re an established, credible showroom. I place them where they do quiet reassurance work throughout the buying journey, rather than tucking them away at the bottom of a page.

Absolutely. Whether you’re design-and-supply, supply-only or a fitter installing kitchens bought elsewhere, the same principles apply — a strong gallery of your finished work and a clear enquiry journey. I’ll set the site up around your specific model so the right customers understand exactly what you do and get in touch. Fitters sit close to construction and interior design work too.

Local search is where most kitchen enquiries begin, so I build the foundations for it — proper location content, a well-structured Google Business Profile, consistent contact details and fast, mobile-friendly pages that help you compete in the map pack. For a harder push across a wider area, I offer ongoing SEO from £250/month.

No. I’m based in Brighton, Sussex, but I work with kitchen showrooms and fitters across the UK. Most of the process runs over calls, email and shared documents, so location has never been a barrier. Wherever you’re based, you get the same fixed pricing and the same person building your site.

Me, directly. I’m a freelance web designer with more than 10 years of experience — a former British 800m Champion turned designer — and I’ve built 100+ WordPress sites for 55+ businesses. The person you brief is the person who builds your site and answers your emails, which is why I’ve earned 51 five-star reviews. You can see more of my work in my portfolio.