Kitchen Painting Yorkshire

Professional Kitchen Painting Not DIY

There is a significant difference between kitchen painting and professional kitchen painting. Most people who search for kitchen painting have seen the results of brush-and-roller work visible brush marks, roller stipple, uneven coverage, paint that chips and wears within a year or two and are looking for something better.

ColourHaus uses HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) spray equipment to paint kitchen cabinets to a factory-smooth finish. The same technique used by automotive bodyshops and joinery manufacturers. No brush marks, no roller texture, no imperfections. Just a flawlessly painted kitchen that looks and feels like a brand new one with a 5-year written guarantee to back it up.

Why HVLP Spray Is Better Than Brush or Roller

HVLP spray equipment atomises paint into an ultra-fine, consistent mist. It deposits the coating in a perfectly even layer across the entire surface simultaneously with no brush drag, no roller loading marks, no pooling at corners and no lap lines where strokes overlap. The finish is smooth to the touch, even in raking light, on every surface.

Brush and roller painting of kitchen cabinets is fundamentally limited by how paint behaves when applied by hand. Even with the best brushes and rollers, and even with experienced decorators, the finish will show texture. That texture collects grease, is harder to wipe clean and on kitchens especially tends to chip and peel at edges significantly faster than a spray-applied coating.

Professional kitchen painting by ColourHaus uses purpose-formulated cabinet paints with a specialist adhesion primer beneath. The result is both visually superior and significantly more durable than anything achievable with a brush or roller.

What Kitchen Painting Covers

Our kitchen painting service covers all exposed painted surfaces in a complete, coordinated way:

• Cabinet doors all styles including Shaker, slab, raised panel and handleless
• Drawer fronts painted to match doors exactly
• Cabinet frames and face frames painted in the same colour or a complementary shade
• End panels and side panels all exposed surfaces covered
• Plinths, cornices and pelmet included as standard
• Splashback tiles can be painted to complement the new cabinet colour

We can also extend kitchen painting to worktops via our spray granite stone-effect coating, transforming laminate, tile or solid worktops to a granite-effect finish in the same visit.

The Kitchen Painting Process

Every kitchen painting project follows the same proven process:

• Free home consultation we visit with physical spray colour samples so you see the exact finish in your own kitchen light before committing
• Fixed-price written quote issued within 48 hours; no day-rate charges, no variable pricing
• Full preparation degreasing, fine keying of all surfaces, filling chips and damage, masking of worktops, appliances and floors
• Specialist adhesion primer applied to every surface before topcoats
• Two HVLP spray topcoats factory-smooth, hard-wearing finish in your chosen colour
• Quality walk-through we inspect every painted surface with you before we leave
• 5-year written guarantee covering adhesion and colour stability, issued as a formal document

Kitchen Painting Colours

With access to over 175,000 colours the full RAL palette, Farrow and Ball, Little Greene, Dulux Trade and more we can match virtually any shade. In 2025 and 2026 the most popular kitchen painting colours across Yorkshire are sage green, navy blue, warm greige, off-white, forest green and charcoal anthracite.

Physical spray sample cards are brought to your home at the consultation. You see the exact colour on an actual surface in your actual kitchen light before committing. We can also match any colour from a photo, magazine cut-out or fabric swatch using spectrophotometer technology.

We offer matt, satin and gloss topcoats. Satin is the most practical for kitchens durable, easy to wipe clean and works equally well with traditional and contemporary designs. Matt is striking on deep greens and dark greys. Gloss suits handleless, contemporary styles.

How Much Does Kitchen Painting Cost in Yorkshire?

Professional kitchen painting starts from £1,500 for smaller kitchens with up to 10 door and drawer fronts. Most Yorkshire projects fall between £1,800 and £3,500 depending on kitchen size, number of surfaces and the finish chosen. We provide fixed-price written quotes what we quote is what you pay.

0% interest-free finance is available over 6 or 12 months through Kanda Finance, subject to credit approval. Kitchen painting is one of the most cost-effective ways to transform a Yorkshire home delivering the look of a new kitchen for a fraction of the replacement cost.