The widest choice we offer, made in Bavaria.
Schüller kitchens in Manchester and Cheshire
A family-owned German brand since 1966
Schüller has been making kitchens in Herrieden, Bavaria, since 1966, and it's still owned by the same family. Every kitchen is made to order for a particular room. What sets it apart for us is choice. With more than 40 door styles and hundreds of finishes, it's rare that we can't find the colour or texture you have in mind, whether that's painted, wood, glass or anti-fingerprint matt.
Who Schüller suits
Schüller suits people buying a kitchen they plan to keep for a long time, and anyone whose brief is still taking shape. If you'd like a painted shaker run on one wall and handleless oak on the island, it can do both. Our Senior Designer Cass chose Schüller for her own kitchen. Weighing it up against next125 or Keller? Our brand guide sets out the differences plainly.
Some of the Schüller ranges we design with
Think of these as starting points rather than a menu. Most Schüller ranges come in a long list of colours, and they can be mixed within one kitchen, so a handleless run and a shaker dresser can sit happily together. Your designer will put samples on the table so you can see each finish in daylight and run your hand over it before you choose anything.
Matera
Anti-fingerprint fronts in six colours, including pebble grey. We used Matera Onyx Black for the wall units in one of our galley kitchens.
Biella
Curved fronts in a natural oak look, fully handleless, with a garage in the plinth for a robot vacuum.
Fino
Bright white and handleless, for a kitchen that feels crisp and full of light.
Strato
An oak look paired with matt velvet black, with anti-fingerprint fronts and statement handles.
Newport
A forest green satin shaker door, for people who want a classic look from a German brand.
Smartglas
Polymer glass fronts with a velvety finish that resists fingerprints.
What's inside a Schüller cabinet
The parts you don't see are where Schüller earns its price. Cabinets are built from 19mm boards with laser-sealed edges that keep moisture out, and the doors hang on Blum hinges tested to 200,000 openings. Schüller builds to tolerances of around half a millimetre and specifies a minimum 25-year working life for its cabinets. Our German vs British article explains what that means when you open a drawer.
How Schüller makes kitchens more responsibly
Schüller's factory is EMAS certified under the EU's eco-management scheme, and Schüller holds the highest level of the Climate Neutral Furniture Manufacturer label. The Matera range goes further still. Its fronts contain 71 percent circular-economy material and can be fully recycled, and its OceanIX handles are made from old fishing nets. If this matters to you, ask your designer to show you these finishes first.
Why buy your Schüller kitchen from us
We're a direct stockist of Schüller, and you can open the drawers on our working displays in Timperley before you decide. Tamara came to us wanting new doors and worktops, saw the Schüller displays and chose a full redesign instead. Whatever you choose, your kitchen is surveyed twice, including our 40-point check, before anything is ordered, and then installed by our fitters.
Schüller kitchens we've designed and installed
These are real Schüller kitchens in homes around Manchester and Cheshire. You'll find an oak and matt black galley with ceramic worktops, a warm white Seashell shaker and a two-tone kitchen planned around family roasting and baking. Open any project to see the ranges and finishes we used and read 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 Broadheath
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
Schüller kitchen in dark wood and soft beige in Altrincham
A Schüller kitchen planned around family roasting and baking, with a white hob because the client wanted to avoid a dark induction hob.
See the project: Schüller kitchen in dark wood and soft beige in AltrinchamWhat our clients say
Ben Hagon chose a Schüller kitchen, and his review describes the way every Suga kitchen is run: a thorough survey from Danil, then careful fitting by Gary. The others are about the design stage, where our designers take the time to understand how you live before they draw anything. Every quote is from a Google review, and you can read them all in full on our reviews page.
“A comprehensive site survey from Danil, and Gary installed the kitchen with great care and expertise. We love our new kitchen.”
“Lindsay took time to plan and design the kitchen with us, within our set budget. The end result was even better than we expected.”
“Every step felt organised, smooth and stress-free. Lindsay's design advice and attention to detail made all the difference.”
Questions about Schüller kitchens
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.
Does Schüller make shaker and traditional kitchens?
Yes. Alongside its handleless ranges, Schüller makes painted shaker doors such as Newport in forest green, and we used Schüller's Seashell shaker for a warm white kitchen in Prestwich. If you want in-frame cabinetry built to the exact measurements of a period room, your designer may suggest Suga Handmade instead.
Can I see Schüller, next125 and Keller in your showroom?
Yes. Our Timperley showroom has working displays from all three brands, so you can open the drawers, feel the finishes and compare them side by side. Appointments aren't essential, but booking ahead means a designer will be free to show you round and answer your questions.
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.
Compare our other brands
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.
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