Creating a new kitchen can feel like a lot to take on. Expert guidance makes it simpler.
Explore our fitted kitchen ranges, real customer kitchens and kitchen ideas to start discovering what you love.
Book a free design appointment in-store or virtually. Your designer will talk through your space, style, needs and budget.
We'll create a bespoke design so you can see how your new kitchen could look and make considered choices before ordering.
Once you're happy with your design, we'll help you understand the next steps, including delivery and your installation options.
To choose a new kitchen you can browse the Magnet website for kitchen ideas, check out our brochure, visit our in-store showroom displays or use our helpful kitchen style finder for inspiration.
Magnet has been creating kitchens for more than 100 years, with quality and craftsmanship at the heart of how our kitchens are designed and made. Our fitted kitchens combine considered materials, expert design and rigorous quality standards to create spaces designed for everyday life and lasting enjoyment.
Magnet has also been recognised as Kitchen Retailer of the Year by Ideal Home, giving you another reason to feel confident in your choice.
Magnet offer a wide range of quality kitchen styles to choose from, designed and manufactured with sustainability in mind. Our pre-built cabinets offer a lifetime guarantee and are crafted here in the UK. We offer a range of brilliant services, from free design consultations and sample service to delivery and installation. We also offer a range of finance options to spread the cost of your new kitchen. Check out our reviews to see why our customers chose us.
Yes. Magnet offers a kitchen design service, with a dedicated designer helping you plan a kitchen around your space and requirements. Kitchen installation is also available, with costs depending on your kitchen and the work required.
Kitchen installation costs vary depending on the size of your kitchen and the necessary work required. Book an online or in-store design consultation to find out more.
Depending on which kitchen you have opted for, some of our kitchens are flat-packed and others are pre-built.
A kitchen is a significant investment, and hearing from people who've already made that decision can help you make yours with confidence.
Explore kitchen inspiration, expert buying advice, colour ideas, layouts and practical planning guides to help turn the things you've been saving into a clearer vision for your home.
From traditional-style shaker cabinets to modern slab frontals and handleless options, all of our kitchen ranges are built to adapt to utility rooms of any shape or size.
Our kitchen cabinet and unit styles range from traditional shaker kitchen designs to cutting edge modern kitchens and smooth handleless kitchens. Choose from homely matt kitchens, sleek gloss kitchen finishes or rustic and charming wood kitchens.
The kitchen model is often the first choice in kitchen planning. We offer a number of different models, all of which give your perfect kitchen its unique shape and appearance. Our kitchens come in many different materials, all with different designs and functions.
We offer quality expertise in planning, design, materials and optimal functions. Of course, only you know how everyday joy smells, feels or sounds at home. If the kitchen is the heart of the home, it is you who gives the kitchen a soul. Find your perfect kitchen inspiration here at Magnet. Our cabinets can also sit throughout your home, ask your designer about seating, storage and utility rooms.
A house is not a home without a kitchen that you love. At Magnet, we pride ourselves on matching customers with their dream kitchen from our inspiring range. Simply pick from our wide range of kitchen styles from our menu to the left and then choose from our selection of versatile colours.
Here’s how your repayment plan could look.
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Our research found that people spend £4,477 on kitchen cabinets on average, with more than half spending under £5,000. The exact price depends on the size of your space, number of cabinets, materials and finish you choose. Spending at this level can give you scope to balance durability, style and specification without moving into the highest-priced cabinetry collections.
A new mid-range kitchen can vary in price depending on the cabinetry collection, layout and number of units you choose. The choice between flat-pack and rigid cabinetry can also influence the overall cost, alongside worktops, appliances and installation. Looking at the cabinetry price and construction options first gives you a clear starting point, making it easier to compare ranges and decide where you may want to spend more on finishes, storage or other features.
Choosing a mid-range kitchen generally gives you more choice in finishes, colours and design details than lower-priced collections. You may also have access to a broader specification and more distinctive material options.
For example, Portobello features a premium textured woodgrain finish, while Brunswick combines an ultra-slim Shaker frame with a super-matt, anti-fingerprint finish. A mid-range kitchen is a good fit if you want more scope to personalise your kitchen without moving into the highest price tier.
Focus on upgrades that make a noticeable difference to both appearance and everyday use.
Worktops cover a large visual area, so upgrading the material can have a big impact on the overall look, while internal storage can make cupboards easier to use. It can also be worth choosing cabinetry with practical finishing details. Hoxton, for example, includes seamless edging and an anti-fingerprint coating. Handles are another relatively small detail that can significantly change the appearance of your kitchen.
With a mid-range kitchen, you can access more distinctive finishes and design details without moving into the highest price tier. Ambleside is a good example, with its 19mm Shaker door, woodgrain texture and slimmer frame width.
If you wanted to move into the highest price tier, you could access features such as real wood veneers, solid timber components or more specialist construction. Mid-range kitchens offer a strong balance between added design detail, quality and a more manageable price point.
Start by deciding which features are worth paying more for. A mid-range kitchen such as Duxbury already gives you details including premium matt painted doors, integrated J-pull handles and a colour-matched reverse. From there, you can prioritise upgrades that will have the greatest impact, such as worktops or storage that makes better use of your space.
A mid-range budget doesn’t necessarily mean compromising on the look you want, either. Magnet’s wide choice of finishes means there are often options at different price points that can achieve a similar overall style. For example, Dekton worktops offer a wide range of decors, but laminate worktops also come in plenty of designs, allowing you to create the look you love while choosing where it makes most sense to invest.
It helps to break your budget down into the main parts of your kitchen. Our research found that people spend £4,477 on cabinets on average, alongside £2,985 on worktops and £1,553 on appliances.
Use these figures as a guide rather than a rule: you can put more of your budget towards a mid-range cabinetry collection and make savings elsewhere, or explore our lower-priced ranges to leave more for worktops, appliances and other features. There’s plenty of flexibility to find the balance that works for you.
Our kitchen cost calculator can help you get a clearer idea of what your kitchen could cost based on your choices. We also offer a range of ways to pay, including interest-free credit and monthly payment options, helping you find an approach that works for your budget.
A bigger kitchen will often cost more because it usually needs more cabinetry. As a guide, our kitchen cost calculator starts from £1,756 for 8 units, rising to £2,757 for 12 units, £3,691 for 16 units and £4,763 for 20 units.
However, size is only part of the picture. Within a mid-range budget, you can still adjust the cabinetry range, layout and specification, then make different choices around worktops, appliances and accessories to keep the overall project at a level that works for you.
