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Book a free kitchen design appointment in Altrincham
Book your free design appointment
Tell us a little about your project and which days suit you, and one of our designers will be in touch within a couple of hours during opening times to confirm a time. You can meet us in the showroom on Manchester Road or, if you'd prefer, at home. The appointment is free, and there's no obligation to go any further afterwards.
What happens at your appointment
Most people arrive with a few photos and a long list of questions, and that's exactly the right way to start. You don't need a plan or a budget worked out to the pound. Here's how the appointment usually runs, so you know what to expect before you walk through the door.
How you live
We fill in a design brief together: who cooks, how you entertain, what you need to store and what frustrates you about the kitchen you have now.
See and touch
In the showroom you can open the drawers, compare doors and worktops side by side and see the appliances working.
Ideas for your room
Your designer talks through layout ideas and which brand suits the look you want and the budget you have in mind.
Your next step
You'll leave knowing what happens next, from measuring the room to the full design and quote.
What to bring with you
You don't need a finished plan, but a few things help us make the most of your time. Bring photos of your current kitchen and rough measurements if you have them, plus any pictures you've saved of kitchens you like. If you're extending, bring the architect's drawings. And if two of you will be making the decision, it's well worth coming together.
Free, and there's no obligation
The appointment costs nothing, and you're under no pressure to go any further. It's your chance to decide whether we're the right people for your kitchen. Shopping around makes sense, too. One client from North London compared designs from more than ten kitchen companies before travelling up to Timperley to work with us. We'd simply like you to leave better informed than you arrived.
What happens after your appointment
If you decide to go ahead, your designer measures the room and draws up your design, starting from a blank page. Before anything is ordered, Danil visits your home with his 40-point check, because a problem is far cheaper to fix on a drawing than on fitting day. You sign off the final drawings and specification in writing, and then we place the order.
What clients say about their designer
The design appointment is where it all starts. Here's what some of our clients said about the designers they met.
“Lindsay took time to plan and design the kitchen with us, within our set budget. The end result was even better than we expected.”
“Patient, helpful and attentive to every little detail. Lindsay truly listened to what we wanted and guided us through the whole process.”
“Every step felt organised, smooth and stress-free. Lindsay's design advice and attention to detail made all the difference.”
Questions about the design appointment
See all FAQsWhat happens at a design appointment?
You'll meet one of our designers in the showroom or at home, talk through how you use your kitchen and what you'd like to change, and look at layouts, doors and worktops. It's free, there's no obligation, and you'll leave with a clear idea of the next step.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Anything that helps us understand the room and how you use it: photos of your current kitchen, rough measurements if you have them, any drawings from your architect, and pictures of kitchens you like. A rough budget helps too. If you have none of these, that's fine, because your designer will measure the room properly later.
Can a designer come to my home?
Yes. When you book, you can choose to meet a designer in the showroom or at home. A home visit lets your designer see the room for themselves, while the showroom lets you open the drawers, compare the finishes and see the appliances working. Either way, it's free and there's no obligation.
Do I need an appointment to visit the showroom?
No, but we'd recommend booking. Booking ahead means a member of the team will be free to show you round and answer your questions properly. If you'd like time with a designer to talk about your own kitchen, book a free design appointment instead.
How much does a Suga kitchen cost?
It depends on the size of the room, the cabinetry and the appliances you choose. Our pricing guide shows real project costs at three levels of specification, so you can set a realistic budget. For a figure for your own kitchen, book a free design appointment.
Which areas do you cover?
Most of our clients live within half an hour of our Altrincham showroom, including Hale, Manchester, Knutsford, Wilmslow, Bramhall, Alderley Edge and the wider Cheshire area. If you're further afield, give us a call and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
Start whenever you're ready
Pick whichever suits you best. Whichever you choose, you'll be speaking to a designer who can answer your questions properly.
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