How Much Does a Bespoke Kitchen Cost?

Investing in a bespoke kitchen is an opportunity to create a personalised space that blends functionality, beauty, and longevity. But how much should you expect to pay? Below, we outline the key factors that affect the cost and provide insights into how our pricing works, alongside answers to your most common questions.

Belgravia Parisian Blue and Stone - A luxurious open-plan kitchen combining classic and contemporary elements, with two-tone cabinetry in soft stone and rich Parisian blue. The space features shaker-style units with elegant brass handles, a central island with a natural wood worktop and breakfast bar seating, and a stunning marble-effect backsplash and countertops. The tall blue cabinetry houses built-in appliances, creating a seamless and sophisticated look. Overhead, pendant lights hang from the vaulted ceiling, which includes a skylight that floods the room with natural light. A dining area in the foreground features a polished stone table set with delicate tableware and fresh flowers, adding a refined touch to the overall aesthetic.

What does a Mastercraft kitchen cost?

The cost of a Mastercraft bespoke kitchen depends on your preferences, the materials used, and the level of customisation. Some of our smaller projects start at around £12,000, while complex, high-end designs may exceed £100,000. The majority of our kitchens fall between £25,000 and £75,000.

Kitchen ranges and price groups

To facilitate budgeting and comparison, all our kitchen ranges are divided into nine distinct price groups. Each kitchen range includes a guide price based on a 14-unit all-inclusive, fully installed package, offering a realistic idea of how each kitchen compares to alternative options. This transparent approach helps you understand the relative value of each kitchen range while tailoring your choice to your needs and budget.

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What does a Mastercraft kitchen cost?

Kitchen ranges and price groups

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How Are Costs Allocated?

As a general rule, the cost of a bespoke kitchen is distributed as follows:

45% on cabinetry: Tailored designs that set the tone for your space.
40% on appliances, worktops, and accessories: Balancing durability and style.
15% on installation: Precision fitting to ensure a flawless finish.

For example, a £20,000 kitchen might include:

£9,000 for furniture
£8,000 for quartz worktops and appliances
£3,000 for installation

Additional costs such as building work, plastering, or flooring may also apply, depending on your requirements.

A modern kitchen with a clean and minimalist design, featuring a mix of light oak and soft beige cabinetry. The tall unit wall houses sleek, built-in black ovens and additional storage. A spacious island with a crisp white countertop doubles as a preparation area and breakfast bar, accompanied by two contemporary stools with light wooden seats and black metal legs. The upper cabinetry and open shelving display an arrangement of stylish crockery, adding warmth and character. The design is completed with a ceiling-mounted extractor fan, neutral tiled flooring, and natural light flooding in through a large window, creating a bright and airy space.

How Are Costs Allocated?

As a general rule, the cost of a bespoke kitchen is distributed as follows:

45% on cabinetry: Tailored designs that set the tone for your space.
40% on appliances, worktops, and accessories: Balancing durability and style.
15% on installation: Precision fitting to ensure a flawless finish.

For example, a £20,000 kitchen might include:

£9,000 for furniture
£8,000 for quartz worktops and appliances
£3,000 for installation

Additional costs such as building work, plastering, or flooring may also apply, depending on your requirements.

A beautifully designed kitchen pantry featuring elegant, shaker-style cabinetry in a soft cream hue. The room is bathed in natural light streaming through a large, multi-pane window dressed with a Roman blind. A marble-effect worktop runs along the cabinetry, paired with a brushed brass tap and an undermount sink. Open shelving displays neatly organised jars, baskets, and kitchenware, adding both functionality and charm. A sliding ladder leans against the tall cabinetry, providing access to upper storage, while the neutral colour palette is complemented by warm wooden and brass accents, creating a timeless and sophisticated aesthetic.

Can I Tailor My Budget?

Absolutely. Your budget priorities will shape your kitchen design. For example:

If high-end appliances are your priority, you can focus your budget there and keep cabinetry simple.
Alternatively, you might prefer bespoke cabinetry and storage solutions with more modestly priced appliances.

Our expert designers will work with you to create a bespoke design that suits your budget and lifestyle.

What Other Costs Should I Consider?

Beyond the kitchen itself, it’s wise to budget for the unexpected. Common additional costs include:

Electrical upgrades: For high-powered appliances, fuse box upgrades could cost £500 or more.
Decorating: A professional decorator ensures a flawless finish and elevates the space.
Contingency fund: Setting aside a portion of your budget ensures you’re prepared for unforeseen events.

A stylish and functional multi-purpose kitchen design featuring light grey shaker-style cabinetry and a built-in workspace. The desk area includes open shelving, a computer, and decorative elements such as framed art and potted plants, creating a harmonious blend of practicality and aesthetics. The cabinetry extends seamlessly, offering ample storage, while a navy-blue kitchen island in the foreground adds a striking contrast. The herringbone flooring complements the light, airy colour palette, and the space is beautifully illuminated by natural light, creating a welcoming and versatile environment for cooking, working, and socialising.

What Other Costs Should I Consider?

Beyond the kitchen itself, it’s wise to budget for the unexpected. Common additional costs include:

Electrical upgrades: For high-powered appliances, fuse box upgrades could cost £500 or more.
Decorating: A professional decorator ensures a flawless finish and elevates the space.
Contingency fund: Setting aside a portion of your budget ensures you’re prepared for unforeseen events.

Structural Alteration Costs and Services at Mastercraft Kitchens

Transforming your kitchen often goes beyond selecting cabinetry and appliances—it can involve significant structural changes to achieve the space you envision. At Mastercraft Kitchens, we understand that creating the perfect kitchen sometimes requires reconfiguring your home’s layout, which is why we offer a comprehensive in-house structural alteration service.

Unbeatable Value:

The Best Kitchen Installation Package on the Market

Our all-inclusive service ensures a smooth kitchen installation experience. From complimentary planning and expert project management to old kitchen removal and professional fitting, every detail is included in your quote. With deposit protection, 24/7 care, and a 25-year guarantee, we deliver exceptional quality and value with no hidden costs.

Inclusions with every kitchen

Beyond Kitchens:

We Can Manage All Your Other Jobs Too!

Looking for a full kitchen makeover? You’re in the right place. With Mastercraft, we can also re-plaster, lay down new floors, sort out the tiling, and even handle bigger jobs like taking down walls or making structural changes. Mastercraft can project manage all your kitchen transformation needs.