A bespoke kitchen can significantly add value to your home. It goes beyond mere aesthetics; it’s about creating a space to match the home’s architectural design making it an attractive feature for potential buyers. Here’s why a bespoke kitchen can be a valuable investment:

1. Tailored Quality: Bespoke kitchens are synonymous with high-quality materials and craftsmanship. This level of detail and durability appeals to potential buyers, knowing that they’re investing in a home with components built to last.

2. Personalised Design: A kitchen that has been customised to suit the space perfectly, with thoughtful layouts and unique features, can make a home stand out in the property market. This uniqueness can catch the eye of buyers looking for something special.

3. Efficient Use of Space: Bespoke designs maximise the functionality of the available space, which can make even smaller kitchens appealing by showcasing how efficient and spacious they feel.

4. Appeal to Lifestyle Buyers: For buyers prioritising a home that reflects their lifestyle, a bespoke kitchen can be a decisive factor. It demonstrates the possibility of a home tailored to suit personal tastes and needs.

5. Aesthetic Coherence: A bespoke kitchen can be designed to complement the home’s overall aesthetic, creating a cohesive look that enhances the property’s appeal. This harmony between spaces can significantly boost the home’s market value.

In the competitive house market, a Mastercraft bespoke kitchen serves not just as a functional space but as a testament to the home’s quality and the care invested into it, making it a compelling feature that will increase the home’s value and appeal.

A bespoke kitchen commands a higher price for several reasons. Here’s a breakdown of why bespoke kitchens are more costly:

1. Custom Design and Craftsmanship: Unlike mass-produced options, bespoke kitchens are designed and built to meet individual specifications. This level of customisation requires skilled designers and craftsmen who invest significant time and effort into creating a tailored space that aligns perfectly with the homeowner’s vision and the home’s specific dimensions.

2. High-Quality Materials: Bespoke kitchens often utilise superior materials that are chosen for their durability, beauty, and suitability to the specific design. These materials come at a higher cost.

3. Complexity of Installation: Installing a bespoke kitchen is far more complex than fitting a standard one. It often involves meticulous planning, precise measurement, and custom solutions to integrate seamlessly into the existing space. This can include adjusting for unusual room shapes, incorporating existing architectural features, or installing custom-built appliances and fixtures.

4. Personalised Service: From initial consultations through to design, manufacture, and installation, a bespoke kitchen benefits from a higher level of personalised service. This includes ongoing communication, design adjustments, and the ability to make late changes, all of which require additional time and resources.

5. Longevity and Value: Bespoke kitchens are designed to last. The initial investment reflects not only the immediate benefits of customisation and quality but also the long-term value added to the property.

6. Technological Integration: Many of our bespoke kitchens include advanced technological solutions, from state-of-the-art appliances to customised lighting and smart home features. Implementing these technologies in a way that complements the bespoke design adds to the complexity and cost.

The premium costs associated with a Mastercraft bespoke kitchen are a reflection of the craftsmanship, materials, and personalised service that go into creating a space that is uniquely tailored to the homeowner’s lifestyle and preferences, providing an unmatched level of quality and satisfaction.

Absolutely! Our bespoke kitchens are designed to be tailored to your preferences, offering a wide range of styles, finishes, and bespoke paint colours. We can even match colours from a Farrow & Ball paint chart! From modern to traditional, we can customise your cabinetry, worktops, lighting, and fittings to create a cohesive and personalised look.

A Mastercraft fully fitted bespoke kitchen includes all your cabinetry and work surfaces, as well as features like kitchen islands, pantry cupboards, sinks, taps, and storage solutions.

A fully fitted kitchen involves more than just the fitting of cabinets, worktops and appliances. There are sinks, taps, pull-out storage, lighting and much more to consider. Preparing the room is a crucial step, ensuring walls are plastered smooth and ready for painting or tiling. Here’s a brief overview of additional elements required for a comprehensive fit:

1. Plastering: This prepares your kitchen walls, making them smooth and ready for decoration or tiling. It’s essential for a neat finish and helps with insulation and fireproofing.

2. Electrical Work:  Updating or installing new electrical outlets and circuits to accommodate appliances, lighting, and gadgets is vital. This might include special features like under-cabinet lighting or USB charging ports.

3. Plumbing: Adjusting or adding new plumbing to fit the layout of your sink, dishwasher, and any other water-dependent appliances. Proper plumbing ensures everything runs smoothly without leaks.

4. Flooring: Choosing durable and easy-to-clean flooring that complements your kitchen’s design. Installation should be done with precision to handle the high traffic and spills typical in kitchens.

5. Tiling: Often used for backsplashes and walls, tiling adds a protective and decorative layer to surfaces exposed to moisture and stains.

6. Painting: A fresh coat of paint not only gives your kitchen a clean, new look but also helps protect walls and ceilings.

7. Ventilation:  Proper ventilation, such as an extractor fan or hood, is necessary to remove cooking odors and moisture, helping to maintain a comfortable environment.

Each of these elements plays a vital role in creating a functional, durable, and aesthetically pleasing kitchen. It’s also important to consider the quality of materials and workmanship at each stage to ensure the best outcome.

The price of a Mastercraft bespoke kitchen varies based on several factors such as the size of your kitchen, the materials you choose for cabinets and worktops, the type and brand of appliances you select, and any custom features like islands, quartz worktops or special storage solutions.

The cost can range from a few thousand pounds for a basic setup to tens of thousands for a high-end, fully customised kitchen.

The price is impossible to determine without a free consultation as our kitchens start from around £15,000 and go up to over £160,000.