About RFK Kitchens

RFK has showrooms in Rugby, Warwick and Market Harborough. Most of our clients are based within a reasonable distance of one of those locations. 

In practice, we work across a wide area of the Midlands and surrounding counties, including Leamington Spa, Kenilworth, Coventry, Daventry, Lutterworth, Southam, Stratford-upon-Avon, Leicester and beyond. 

If you’re unsure whether we cover your area, get in touch. The starting point is usually a showroom visit or design consultation, and we can discuss what’s practical from there.

RFK works across a range of investment levels, from well-specified mid-range projects through to more architecturally considered schemes with higher-end materials and German-engineered ranges. 

What doesn’t change is the design attention we bring to every project. 

If you’re looking for some guidance, our pricing guide is good place to start, but the best way to understand what’s realistic for your budget is a design consultation. We can talk through the options honestly and without pressure. We’d rather help you make the right decision for your home than steer you towards a higher specification than the project needs. 

No. Kitchens remain central to the business, but RFK also designs fitted interiors and adjacent spaces. 

That includes utility rooms, boot rooms, pantries, home bars, media walls, bedrooms, dressing rooms, home offices and outdoor kitchens. Many of these projects run alongside a kitchen or extension. Others are standalone commissions.

It means the designer who gets to know your brief stays involved as the project develops. 

You aren’t passed from a sales consultant to a separate designer once the first meeting is done. You aren’t handed over to someone else once the order is placed. The person who listens to the brief is the same person who sees it through to installation. 

That keeps the project joined up. It also means nothing gets lost in translation. 

Yes, and it’s often a good idea to speak to us early if your kitchen is part of an extension or renovation. 

Kitchen decisions can affect glazing, service routes, island placement, utility access and how the wider room works. Early input helps the finished space work better. It also avoids the situation where structural decisions are fixed before the kitchen has been properly considered. 

RFK designs modern kitchens, classic kitchens and kitchens that sit somewhere in between. 

That might include German-engineered handleless kitchens, contemporary designs, painted shaker furniture, in-frame cabinetry, slab doors or more traditional British styles. 

Yes. RFK can help with appliances, worksurfaces, sinks, taps, door furniture, storage solutions, flooring and other finishing details. 

These choices are considered as part of the wider design, so they support the layout, style and the way the kitchen will be used. 

It’s a national industry award from Kitchen and Bathroom News, judged on design quality, client care and installation standards. 

For clients, it’s a useful sign that RFK’s standards have been independently assessed and recognised. It reflects how the business works. 

Yes. RFK has won several local and national awards over the years, including multiple Neff awards and recognition for customer service. 

RFK is an approved KBSA retailer (the trade body for kitchen, bedroom and bathroom specialists) and a Neff 5-Star Master Partner (the highest category in Neff’s retailer network). 

RFK are also retail partners with BIFIS (the industry trade association for accredited installers).

Yes. RFK has a dedicated Contracts division for new-build kitchen projects, working with developers across the Midlands. 

The Contracts division brings the same design care and supplier relationships to development projects as the retail side of the business.