In-Frame Kitchens in Surbiton, Surrey

In-Frame Kitchens – Crafted for Strength, Designed for Elegance

An in-frame kitchen is a mark of exceptional craftsmanship, distinguished by its solid frame construction, where cabinet doors are neatly set within the frame rather than sitting on top. This traditional joinery technique not only enhances the kitchen’s structural integrity but also creates a beautifully refined and timeless aesthetic. With its durability, precision, and attention to detail, an in-frame kitchen is a premium choice that delivers both style and longevity.

1909 In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 Grey In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 Grey In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 Grey In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 Light Grey In Frame Kitchen.
1909 Light Grey In Frame Kitchen.
1909 Light Grey In Frame Kitchen.
1909 Truffle Shaker In Frame Kitchen.
1909 Truffle Shaker In Frame Kitchen.
1909 Truffle Shaker In Frame Kitchen.
1909 White Country In Frame Kitchen.
1909 White Country In Frame Kitchen.
1909 White Country In Frame Kitchen.
1909 White In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 White In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
1909 White In Frame Shaker Kitchen.
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Uncompromising Durability

At Cotswood Kitchens, we take pride in designing and installing bespoke in-frame kitchens built to the highest standards. Constructed from solid wood with expertly jointed doors and dovetail drawer boxes, each kitchen is made with exceptional precision to ensure a perfect fit and long-lasting durability. The traditional framed design enhances strength, preventing movement over time and ensuring doors remain perfectly aligned for years to come.

1909 White Country In Frame Kitchen | Cotswood Kitchens, Blockley

Finishes to Suit Every Home

In-frame kitchens offer timeless appeal and can be tailored to suit both classic and contemporary interiors. Available in natural wood, painted finishes, or smooth lacquered surfaces, they provide a wealth of options to complement your home.

For a traditional country kitchen, natural oak or hand-painted pastel tones create a warm and inviting feel, while for a more refined, heritage-inspired look, deeper heritage shades like navy, forest green, or charcoal add a bold yet sophisticated statement. Those seeking a modern in-frame kitchen can opt for a sleek matt lacquered finish with minimalist handles, blending classic craftsmanship with contemporary style.

1909 In Frame Shaker Kitchen | Cotswood Kitchens, Blockley

What Our Customers Say

Discover why homeowners across Surbiton and beyond trust Cotswood Kitchens to transform their spaces. From bespoke designs to exceptional service, read firsthand experiences from our satisfied clients and see how we bring dream kitchens to life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is an in-frame kitchen?

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An in-frame kitchen has smaller doors set within a sturdy outer frame, typically attached with exposed butt hinges or concealed soss hinges. This design showcases traditional craftsmanship, ensuring a robust and elegant look that can be customised with various colours and finishes.

Why should I choose an in-frame design over a standard kitchen?

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In-frame kitchens often boast superior build quality and longevity, thanks to precision measurements and traditional joinery. The doors sit snugly in the frame, reducing the risk of sagging or misalignment, while providing a refined, classic appeal that can blend with both modern and traditional décor.

Are in-frame kitchens more expensive?

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They can be slightly higher in cost due to the intricate construction and premium materials often used. However, many homeowners find the long-term durability and timeless style worth the investment, as in-frame kitchens tend to retain their charm and value over time.

Do in-frame kitchens require special maintenance?

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Not especially. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution helps keep the doors and frames in pristine condition. Because of the sturdy construction, you may find fewer issues with hinges or alignment over the years compared to some standard cabinets.

Can I still incorporate modern elements, like curved doors or a bold colour palette?

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Absolutely. Despite their classic look, in-frame kitchens offer plenty of flexibility. Many designs allow for curved doors, contemporary hardware, and on-trend colours or wood finishes, giving you the best of both traditional craftsmanship and modern style.

How do I ensure the hinges won’t become an eyesore?

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Butt hinges can be part of the aesthetic if you prefer a more traditional look, while concealed soss hinges provide a minimalist finish. Your choice depends on whether you want to highlight or hide the hardware, and a good kitchen designer can guide you to the perfect option.

Visit Our Surbiton Kitchen Showroom

Explore our range of kitchen designs and speak with our friendly team to get expert advice at our showroom in Surbiton. We’re conveniently located on Brighton Road, and convenient parking is available.

Contact: 0208 786 2057 | eamonn@cotswoodkitchens.co.uk

Address: 11 Brighton Rd, Surbiton KT6 5LX

Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm | Sun: By Appointment Only