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If you're at the stage of gathering ideas, the brochure is an easy place to start. Fill in your first name, email and postcode, and we'll send it straight to your inbox. Take your time with it. When something catches your eye, it's worth seeing properly in the showroom, where you can open the drawers and feel the finishes.
What's inside
It's our own brochure, showing kitchens we've designed and the brands we work with, and we keep it up to date rather than printing a new edition every year. Whatever catches your eye, think of it as a starting point rather than a menu. Bring the pages you like to your design appointment and your designer will use them as part of your brief. Every Suga kitchen is designed from a blank page around your room and the way you live, so your finished kitchen won't look exactly like any page in a brochure.
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If you'd rather browse online, start with the look you're drawn to. Each style page shows kitchens we've designed and installed in that style, the brands we'd usually suggest and what's worth thinking about before you decide.
Kitchens we've designed and installed
Brochure photography shows what a range can do. These show what it looks like in real homes around Manchester and Cheshire, designed in our showroom and installed by our fitters. Open a project to see the brand, the finishes and what the owners asked us for.
Oak and matt black handleless galley kitchen in Broadheath
Tamara came to us for new doors and worktops, saw the Schüller displays in our showroom and chose a full redesign instead.
See the project: Oak and matt black handleless galley kitchen in BroadheathGreen and white shaker kitchen in Heaton Moor
A bright two-tone shaker kitchen with a sage green island, for a client who wanted warmth and plenty of character.
See the project: Green and white shaker kitchen in Heaton MoorHandleless Keller kitchen with Calacatta Gold worktops in Knutsford
A light, airy Keller kitchen where a flush BORA vented hob keeps the ventilation out of sight.
See the project: Handleless Keller kitchen with Calacatta Gold worktops in KnutsfordSeashell shaker kitchen by Schüller in Prestwich
Schüller shaker doors in a warm Seashell white, with a Wilde and Sons herringbone floor.
See the project: Seashell shaker kitchen by Schüller in PrestwichBlue and white open-plan kitchen with a curved island in Prestbury
Soft white base units and slate blue tall units give this open-plan kitchen real presence without feeling heavy.
See the project: Blue and white open-plan kitchen with a curved island in PrestburyDeep charcoal kosher kitchen in Prestwich
A kosher kitchen designed with a Rabbi's guidance, with separate sinks and dishwashers for milk and meat and a custom Keller door colour.
See the project: Deep charcoal kosher kitchen in PrestwichSee it in person in Altrincham
A brochure can't tell you how a drawer closes or how a matt finish feels under your hand. Our showroom on Manchester Road has working displays from Schüller, next125 and Keller, alongside appliances you can see in action. You don't need an appointment to visit, but if you book ahead we'll make sure someone is free to show you round. We're open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
Questions people ask while browsing
See all FAQsWhat’s the difference between Schüller, next125 and Keller?
Schüller is a family-owned German brand with the widest choice of doors and finishes. next125 is its design-led sister brand, made in the same factory, using materials such as ultra-matt lacquer, glass and ceramic. Keller is made to order in the Netherlands and is best known for calm, matt slab doors. Our brand guide compares all three in detail.
Should I choose a German kitchen or a handmade one?
It mostly comes down to the look you want and the house you live in. German cabinetry suits clean, modern designs and gives you a huge choice of finishes. Handmade in-frame cabinetry suits period homes and anyone who wants a painted, traditional kitchen built to the exact measurements of the room. Your designer can show you both in the showroom.
What can I see in the showroom?
Kitchen displays from Keller, next125 and Schüller, door samples, and working appliances you can see in action, including NEFF products you won't find on the high street. You can open the drawers, feel the finishes and compare the brands side by side.
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.
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