Designed around the way you keep kosher.
Kosher kitchens in Manchester and Cheshire
Every household keeps kosher in its own way
Some families keep meat and milk apart with two of almost everything. Others share some appliances and plan carefully around them. So we start with how your household cooks, washes up and stores things, and with any guidance from your Rabbi. Then your designer plans the zones, storage and appliances around it. We'll work respectfully with you on a design that meets your requirements, whatever they are.
Our kosher kitchen in Prestwich
Danil designed this Prestwich kitchen with guidance from a Rabbi, which shaped the choice of materials throughout. The cabinetry is a Keller shaker in a deep charcoal created specially for the couple, with integrated handles and an island at the centre. That colour is now available to anyone choosing Keller. As Danil says, "This Kosher-friendly kitchen was designed with religious requirements in mind."
Two sinks
One sink for milk and one for meat. A Quooker Cube sits on the milk side, and a twin Nordic tap made for kosher kitchens matches it on the meat side.
Two dishwashers
One dishwasher for each side, so meat and milk dishes are always washed separately.
Non-porous worktops
Dekton worktops, which have almost no porosity, run right up to the windowsills. The Schock sink has a smooth finish that resists staining.
Floor-to-ceiling storage
Tall units run from floor to ceiling, so there are no dust traps on top and plenty of room to keep each side's utensils apart.
Appliances for a kosher kitchen
A kosher kitchen often needs more appliances than an ordinary kitchen of the same size, and every one needs space, power, water or waste in the right place. In Prestwich we specified appliances with a Sabbath mode alongside the two dishwashers. Which appliances you double up is a conversation for your design appointment, and our 40-point check confirms the wiring and pipework before anything is ordered.
Kosher-friendly kitchens beyond Prestwich
Our London clients looked at designs from more than ten kitchen companies before travelling up to our Timperley showroom. Their sage green Keller kitchen has kosher-friendly features built in, with two sinks to keep things separate and two dishwashers. If you live further from Altrincham, give us a call and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
How we design a kosher kitchen
The process is the same as for any Suga kitchen, with extra time spent at the start on how your household keeps kosher.
Talk it through
Meet your designer, explain how you keep kosher and share any guidance from your Rabbi. It's free and there's no obligation.
Plan the zones
Your designer lays out the sinks, dishwashers, storage and worktops for each side, and specifies the appliances.
Survey and sign-off
Your designer measures, Danil carries out his 40-point check, and you approve the final drawings and specification.
Installation and check-up
Our fitters work to a written schedule, and we come back 12 months after handover to check everything is working as it should.
See the kitchens for yourself
Open either project to see more photographs, the full specification and what the clients asked us for.
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 Prestwich
Sage green Keller kitchen for a North London client
This client compared designs from more than ten kitchen companies, then travelled from North London to Timperley to work with us.
See the project: Sage green Keller kitchen for a North London clientWhat our clients say
Here's what clients have said about working with our designers and fitters.
“Our priorities were a single entity to project manage it, and within six weeks. Lindsay nailed that for us, and Dan was always around for practical advice.”
“Lindsay took time to plan and design the kitchen with us, within our set budget. The end result was even better than we expected.”
“A comprehensive site survey from Danil, and Gary installed the kitchen with great care and expertise. We love our new kitchen.”
Questions about kosher kitchens
See all FAQsCan you design our kitchen with our Rabbi’s guidance?
Yes. Our Prestwich kosher kitchen was designed with guidance from a Rabbi, which shaped the choice of materials. Bring any guidance you've been given to your design appointment, and your designer will plan the layout, worktops and appliances around it.
Do I need two of everything in a kosher kitchen?
It depends on how your household keeps kosher. Our Prestwich kitchen has two sinks and two dishwashers, one for milk and one for meat, with separate storage for each side. Some households need more separation than that and some need less, so we start by asking how you cook, wash up and store things, then design around your answers.
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.
What 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.
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