Realised kitchens

An overview of kitchens we've wrapped, by location. See also the service area page for your town for what kitchen wrapping costs there.

Dezelfde keuken na het wrappen in SOIF Light Walnut Oak met Carrara marmerlook werkblad, Maarssen

Keuken met crème fronten en roodbruin werkblad voor het wrappen, Maarssen

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Complete kitchen wrap in Maarssen: doors, worktop and splashbackMaarssen · 2026-09

A kitchen from the 2000s with cream-coloured flat fronts, a red-brown worktop and a matching red-brown splashback. Everything was wrapped without replacing a single part: all fronts, drawers, the tall cabinet wall and side panels with SOIF HG5106 Light Walnut Oak (light walnut wood look), the worktop and splashback with SOIF BG8006 Versa-Tile Carrara (marble look).

SOIF HG5106 Light Walnut Oak (fronten) + SOIF BG8006 Versa-Tile Carrara (werkblad en achterwand)

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Dezelfde keuken na het wrappen: teak houtlook werkblad en achterwand in Cream Marble, Amsterdam-Oost

Hoekkeuken met grijs werkblad en lichtblauwe glazen achterwand voor het wrappen, Amsterdam-Oost

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Worktop and glass splashback wrapping in Amsterdam-OostAmsterdam-Oost · 2026-09

A compact corner kitchen in an apartment in Amsterdam-Oost: a grey concrete-look worktop and a light-blue glass splashback that no longer matched the rest. The worktop was wrapped with SOIF CG5510 Rust Brown Teak (dark teak wood look), the glass splashback with Cover Styl' NG04 Cream Marble (light marble texture) — wrapping glass needs different preparation than wood or laminate, but gives a smooth, seamless wall without tiles or new glass.

SOIF CG5510 Rust Brown Teak (werkblad) + Cover Styl' NG04 Cream Marble (achterwand)

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The same kitchen after wrapping in matt white Bodaq S265 with brass handles, Onstwedde

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Wrapping a country-style kitchen in Onstwedde: from cream to matt whiteOnstwedde · 2026-09

A country-style kitchen with framed doors, grooved panels and a profiled cornice — technically the hardest fronts to wrap, since the film has to sit tight in every groove and around every profile. All fronts, drawers, the tall unit wall, the side panels and the cornice were wrapped with Bodaq S265 Light White Structure (matt white with a fine structure).

Bodaq S265 Light White Structure

The same kitchen after wrapping in Bodaq LW120 Ebony Oak with concrete-look worktop, Deventer

Kitchen wrapping in Deventer: white framed doors to Ebony Oak, worktop includedDeventer · 2026-09

White framed doors with a recessed panel, wrapped in one continuous piece of film with no seam or overlap in the corners — the hardest technique in kitchen wrapping, which only a few wrappers master. All fronts, drawers, the tall unit wall and the plinth were wrapped with Bodaq LW120 Ebony Oak (dark oak wood-look); the worktop with Bodaq NS601 Patina Moon (concrete-look).

Bodaq LW120 Ebony Oak (fronten) + Bodaq NS601 Patina Moon (werkblad)

Worktop after wrapping with Bodaq W141 walnut film, Nieuw-Vennep

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Worktop wrapping in Nieuw-Vennep: from light beech to walnutNieuw-Vennep · 2026-09

The wooden worktop of this L-shaped kitchen was worn and stained, but the dark grey framed fronts were still in fine condition. Instead of a new worktop, we wrapped the existing one with Bodaq W141 wood-look film (walnut).

Bodaq W141 (houtlook notenhout)

The same fridge after wrapping in Bodaq S263 White Structure, in the colour of the kitchen fronts

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Fridge wrapping in Lemmer: stainless steel fridge in the colour of the kitchenLemmer · 2026-09

A large stainless steel fridge-freezer stood out against the light kitchen. Instead of a new fridge, we wrapped it with Bodaq S263 White Structure — a colour matched to the fronts, so there's no visible difference with the kitchen cabinets.

Bodaq S263 White Structure