Which of these is your kitchen?
Find the shape that matches your room and you'll have the two things we need to quote it: the layout and a rough run in metres. Tap one to send us that as the start of an enquiry.
Galley
4–6mTwo runs facing each other down a corridor. Efficient to cook in and the cheapest shape to fit, because there are no awkward corners to engineer.
Get this quotedL-shaped
5–7mTwo runs meeting in a corner. The most common shape in South African homes, and the one that benefits most from a proper corner solution rather than a dead cupboard.
Get this quotedU-shaped
7–9mThree walls of storage. Maximum worktop and cupboard space for the floor area, and it keeps everything within a step or two.
Get this quotedIsland
8–12mA run plus a freestanding island for prep, seating or the hob. Needs about a metre of clearance all the way round to actually work.
Get this quotedOpen-plan + scullery
10–15mThe kitchen stays presentable because the mess lives next door. A scullery adds cost but it's the single most requested change we're asked for.
Get this quotedNone of these?
Plenty of kitchens don't fit a textbook shape — especially in older homes. Send a photo and a rough measurement and we'll work it out between us.
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Free on-site measure, a 3D design and one fixed written quote. No deposit until you've approved the design.