How long does a kitchen take to renovate?

The duration of your renovation project It will vary depending on the specific scope of the work involved. Factors such as flooring updates or any necessary structural building work can impact the time. On average, a typical kitchen renovation from the start of the project to completion can take 3 to 6 weeks. However, please keep in mind that this is a general estimate and the exact time will be discussed and determined during the planning phase of your project. Our team will work to ensure great progress while having the highest quality standards throughout the renovation process.

How much does a kitchen cost?

Since we specialise in custom-made cabinetry, the pricing for our products is based on several factors. These factors include the size of the project, the materials chosen, and the specific scope of work required. By tailoring our cabinetry to your unique requirements, we ensure that you receive a personalised solution that aligns perfectly with your vision and budget.

Do you offer kitchen design services?

Yes, we design fully customised kitchens tailored to your space, lifestyle and budget.

What brand and materials can I choose from?

At Magno Kitchens, we believe in giving our clients the freedom to choose from a wide selection of brands, colours, and finishes—with no limitations or restrictions. While offering this flexibility, we remain committed to quality. We carefully source premium materials and prioritise environmentally friendly, high-performance options to ensure your kitchen is both beautiful and built to last.

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Contemporary Craft - Beecroft

This bespoke kitchen features a custom shaker profile with a modern twist, softened through elegant curves and radius corners that subtly reinterpret a classic style. Designed to sit comfortably within a Federation home, the cabinetry balances heritage influence with contemporary execution.

The natural stone benchtop, Itira by Cosentino, anchors the space with depth and warmth, while Paddington pendant lights by Florabelle Living add a refined decorative layer above. Internally, the cabinetry goes beyond standard construction, finished in Polytec melamine in Jamaican Walnut, delivering durability, warmth, and a premium tactile feel. Momo handles by Castella in a solid bronze finish complement the cabinetry tones and stone, reinforcing the home’s timeless character. In the bar area, a custom-made arch with pocket doors becomes a standout feature, enhanced by discreet recessed LED strip lighting that highlights the craftsmanship while adding ambient warmth.

Modern functionality is seamlessly integrated with heritage style, including a Turner & Hastings butler’s sink and a Häfele sensor bin, bringing everyday convenience into a traditionally inspired space. Thoughtful storage solutions ensure no space is wasted, even the kickboards have been transformed into hidden push-to-open storage, maximising usability without compromising design.

This kitchen is a true meeting point of old and new. A warm, functional, and highly considered space that respects Federation architecture while confidently stepping into the modern era.