An inviting kitchen with cream cabinet fronts, a deep teal island, and a couple preparing dinner

A whole new feeling.
The kitchen you already have.

Beautiful new fronts. The layout you love.
That’s cabinet refacing.

A fresh perspective. A project that's yours.Discover ReKast
Style inspiration
Keep the cabinets.
Change the feeling.
A fit for your space.
Made to your measurements.
Build on what you have.
A thoughtful way to refresh.
Your project, with guidance.
Help at every next step.

Your kitchen.
A fresh perspective.

Sometimes, the kitchen you want is already there. ReKast brings a new look to your existing cabinet boxes with fresh doors, drawer fronts, and the details that make it yours.

Keep a layout that works. Create a space you love.

Sage Shaker cabinet fronts and black handles in a refreshed kitchen
A whole new perspective. Fast.

Simple details.
Beautiful possibilities.

Find your finish
Soft & timeless

Shaker Shallow

A familiar frame, softened with a subtle recessed panel. Equally at home in a classic or modern kitchen.

Shaker Shallow cabinet door with a gently recessed panel, in Stratus SuperMatte
Shown in Stratus SuperMatte
Bold & considered

Shaker Wide

A generous frame and strong, simple lines. A little more presence for a kitchen with its own point of view.

Shaker Wide cabinet door with a broad frame, in Gauntlet SuperMatte
Shown in Gauntlet SuperMatte

A look at the possibilities. Confirm available styles, finishes, and matching pieces when you plan your order.

A colour story
that feels like you.

From easy-going neutrals to natural woodgrains.
Start with a feeling. Bring the details together.

Your finishing touch.

See a colour in your own light. Pair it with your worktop, flooring, and the hardware you love.

A couple enjoying time together in their kitchen

Make room for
more everyday moments.

The first coffee. A familiar recipe. Everyone around the island.
A fresh kitchen makes space for the things that matter.

Style inspiration

Same space.
A different kind of before & after.

See how changing the fronts can change the room.
See the same kitchen, before and after.

Kitchen before refacing, with light wood cabinet fronts
Before
The same kitchen with pale upper fronts, dark lower fronts and updated surfaces
After

This project also includes added cabinets, a door-to-drawer conversion, new worktops, backsplash and flooring.

A fresh start.
Three thoughtful steps.

You bring the vision.
We help make the next step clearer.

01

Find your look.

Explore door profiles, finishes, and hardware. Save your favourites and think about the details that will work with your home.

Explore the styles
02

Measure & plan.

Check your cabinet boxes, measure your existing fronts, and make a list of the pieces your project needs.

03

Give it a new life.

Confirm your order, prepare the surfaces, and fit your new fronts. Bring your kitchen's next chapter to life, one detail at a time.

A little guidance.
A lot more confidence.

A few good answers before you get started.

Is my kitchen right for refacing?

Refacing is worth exploring when your cabinet boxes are structurally sound and you want to keep the layout. Check for water damage, loose joints, and damaged mounting areas first. If the boxes or layout need changing, discuss those repairs before ordering fronts.

Do I need to replace my cabinet boxes?

No. The idea is to work with sound existing boxes. New doors and drawer fronts change the visible face of the kitchen; exposed sides and frames may need matching material or a compatible painted finish.

What should I measure before ordering?

Start with a labelled list of each existing door and drawer front. Record width and height separately, along with hinge positions and any exposed panels. Follow the ordering guide for your selected system and confirm measurements before an order is placed.

Can I do the project myself?

ReKast is built around a DIY approach. The work includes careful measuring, preparing surfaces, and fitting fronts and hardware. Review the process, assess your tools and experience, and ask for help where your project needs it.

How do I choose a finish?

Look at a physical sample in your kitchen in daylight and in the evening. Compare it against the worktop, floor, walls, and hardware. Screen colours are a starting point, and actual finishes can look different in your home.

Your kitchen's next chapter
starts with a simple step.

Find your style. Get your measurements. Make a plan that's yours.