Choose the look. We'll match the brand.
German, Dutch and handmade kitchens for homes across Manchester and Cheshire
Start with the look you love
Most people come to us with a look in mind, whether that's clean handleless lines or a painted shaker. Pick the style you're drawn to and you'll see kitchens we've designed and installed in it, the brands that do it best and what to think about before you decide. If you're torn between two, that's normal, and it's exactly what a design appointment is for.
Handleless
Long, unbroken lines and German engineering you can feel every time a drawer closes.
Explore handleless kitchens
Shaker
A classic panelled door painted in the colour of your choice, equally at home in a Victorian semi or a new build.
Explore shaker kitchens
Contemporary
Ceramic, glass, veneer and confident colour for rooms that need to make a statement.
Explore contemporary kitchens
Traditional
In-frame cabinetry, handmade to the exact measurements of your room.
Explore traditional kitchensThe brands we work with
We're a direct stockist of Schüller, next125 and Keller, and our traditional kitchens are made as Suga Handmade. Working with more than one brand means your designer can choose the right one for your room and your budget, instead of fitting your plans around a single range. Whichever brand you choose, we survey, check and install your kitchen in exactly the same way.
Schüller
Family-owned and making kitchens in Herrieden, Bavaria, since 1966. The widest choice we offer, with more than 40 door styles and hundreds of finishes.
Explore Schüller kitchens
next125
Schüller's design-led sister brand, made in the same Bavarian factory. Ultra-matt lacquers, glass, ceramic and real wood veneer for architectural rooms.
Explore next125 kitchens
Keller
Made to order in the Netherlands. Our business started out as Keller Kitchen Centre in 1986, and we're still a registered Keller dealer, known for calm, matt slab doors in muted tones.
Explore Keller kitchens
Suga Handmade
Our own range, handmade by joiners in Manchester. Hand-painted, dovetail-jointed cabinetry built to the exact measurements of your room.
Explore Suga Handmade
Not sure which brand is right for you?
You don't need to know the difference between Schüller and next125 before you visit. Your designer will ask how you use the room and what you'd like to spend, then show you the options side by side in the showroom, with real doors and drawers to try. If you'd rather read up first, our plain-English guide compares Schüller, Keller and next125 on price, choice and build quality.
What you're paying for
Much of what separates a good kitchen from a cheap one is hidden inside the cabinets. Our Schüller and next125 kitchens are built from 19mm boards with laser-sealed edges that keep moisture out, and they hang on Blum hinges tested to 200,000 openings. Schüller specifies a minimum 25-year working life for its cabinets. Our pricing guide shows what that quality costs at three levels of specification.
Kitchens for particular briefs
Some kitchens come with rules to follow or a building project attached. We design kosher kitchens around the separation your household keeps, and we plan kitchens for extensions, where bringing a designer in before the walls go up saves compromises later. If you've already sketched your dream kitchen with an AI tool, bring the picture along and we'll show you how to make it real.
Kosher kitchens
Layouts, storage and appliances planned around the way your household keeps kosher.
Explore kosher kitchens
Kitchens for extensions
Plan the kitchen alongside the build, so the services, windows and walls end up where the design needs them.
Planning an extension?
Designed it with AI?
Bring us the picture and we'll turn it into a kitchen that fits your room, with real cabinetry and real appliances.
Make your AI design realKitchens we've designed and installed
Every one of these was designed in our showroom, surveyed twice and installed by our fitters. Open a project to see which brand we used, the finishes we chose and what the owners asked us for.
Handleless 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 Knutsford
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 Broadheath
Black and pearl grey Keller kitchen in a Prestwich extension
Repeat clients who moved house wanted a kitchen like their last Suga one, designed from the architect's plans for their new extension.
See the project: Black and pearl grey Keller kitchen in a Prestwich extension
Dark open-plan kitchen with smoked oak in Macclesfield
Matte black full-height towers and smoked oak units make this open-plan Macclesfield kitchen dramatic but easy to live with.
See the project: Dark open-plan kitchen with smoked oak in Macclesfield
Seashell 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 Prestwich
Deep 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 PrestwichThe Suga Promise
This is how every Suga kitchen is run, written down so you know exactly what to expect, from your first visit to a year after handover.
Before we order
While we fit
After handover
What clients say about the design
Every kitchen starts with a designer listening properly. Here's what some of our clients said about that part of the process.
“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.”
“A comprehensive site survey from Danil, and Gary installed the kitchen with great care and expertise. We love our new kitchen.”
Questions about choosing a kitchen
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.
How long will a German kitchen last?
Schüller specifies a minimum 25-year working life for its cabinets, and the Blum hinges we use are tested to 200,000 openings. How long a kitchen lasts also depends on how well it's installed, which is why every Suga kitchen is surveyed twice before anything is ordered.
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.
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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