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A room you can walk before it is built.

Kitchens / Navan showroom

A room you can walk
before it is built.

Every CKB kitchen is surveyed, drawn in 3D and walked in VR before it is built. Scroll, and watch one go together, piece by piece.

Try a finish

Change the door. Change the stone.

The model above is built from real CKB finishes. Pick a door colour and a worktop and watch it change live, then come and hold the same two samples against each other in Navan.

Sage · Polar Quartz

Door colour
Worktop

Every one of these is a real CKB finish. Pick a combination here, then see it and touch it against the next one on the showroom floor.

Kitchens we've built this way

Big, bright rooms. Not brochure renders.

A bright kitchen under a roof lantern: a sage green shaker island with brass handles and a quartz top, three glass pendants, warm white larder units and an oak floor
Close-up of a brushed brass gooseneck tap over a polished marble worktop edge, a sage shaker door softly out of focus behind
A navy hand-painted shaker kitchen in a Georgian room: brass cup handles, white marble worktops, a Belfast sink under a sash window and a chequerboard marble floor
A handleless white kitchen with a long walnut-clad island, a linear brass pendant and floor-to-ceiling glazing onto a garden at golden hour

Ranges on display

Twelve ranges on the floor. Six worth starting with.

We are an approved Kitchen Stori retailer with twelve ranges standing on the floor in Navan. These are six of them. The photographs are each range as its maker shows it — the door itself, the frame, the paint and the grain, are all there to open.

A navy shaker island with a pale quartz worktop under a run of skylights, off-white tall units behind
Parisian Blue & Stone

Belgravia

Light grey in-frame cabinetry with a veined marble worktop and splashback, and glazed display cupboards along the peninsula
Light Grey

Dawson

Graphite-grey cabinetry with slim brass bar handles, a marble worktop and splashback, and a full-height bank of ovens
Porcelain & Rezana Weathered Silver

Zola Soft-Matte

Kitchen island with a stone worktop and seating along one side
Slate Blue & Light Grey

Ellesmere

A near-black in-frame island with brass knobs and a pale worktop, sage green tall units beyond
Graphite & Light Grey

Aldana

A kitchen in a beamed barn: warm grey island with oak open shelving against an exposed brick wall
In-frame effect

Winslow

Your kitchen, walked first

Stand in your kitchen before a door is hung.

Bring a sketch, a Pinterest board or nothing at all. We measure, draw it in 3D and put you inside it in VR at the showroom in Navan.

A navy hand-painted shaker kitchen in a Georgian room: brass cup handles, white marble worktops, a Belfast sink under a sash window and a chequerboard marble floor

Materials

Worktop, tap, door, splashback. The four you touch every day.

Every one of these is on the showroom floor as a sample you can pick up. Scroll the row, then come and hold them against each other under the same light.

  • The mitred quartz edge of a worktop over a navy painted island
    Quartz edge

    20mm SM Quartz, templated on site once the cabinets are in and levelled.

  • The arc of a brushed brass tap, close, against a pale wall
    Brass tapware

    Brushed brass mixer. If it is a Quooker, the tank is drawn into the sink base at design stage.

  • A brass knob on a hand-painted shaker drawer front, the oak grain visible through the paint
    Painted shaker

    Hand-painted oak-grain front on a 22mm frame. Any colour you can name, matched in one batch.

  • A book-matched marble splashback cut to the line of the hob
    Marble splashback

    Book-matched stone from Granite & Marble Crafts, cut to the line of the hob.

Fitted pantry in sage green with open oak shelving, a butler sink, marble worktops and a library ladder

Beyond the kitchen

The room does not stop at the kitchen door.

A pantry, a utility and a boot room are the same joinery as the kitchen: the same carcases, the same doors, the same paint. Order them a year later from somebody else and the oak drifts — grain, sheen, the depth of the colour — and you can see the join from the hall.

Drawn together, they behave like one room. The boot-room bench comes off the same slab as the island. The larder carries the door you chose for the run beside the hob. And it is one survey, one set of drawings and one team on site instead of three.

1
Set of drawings
1
Batch of paint
1
Fitting team
Fitted sage-green joinery under an attic slope — tall cupboards, a drawer bank and oak open shelves — on a wide oak plank floor beside an oak ledge-and-brace door
Attic / eaves / oak plank floor

Fitted storage

A heritage green boot room with a bench, brass hooks, a Belfast sink and terracotta hexagon tiles by a stable door
Bench / hooks / terracotta

Boot room

How a CKB kitchen happens

Five steps, in this order. No surprises in the middle.

01

We survey it

We measure the room ourselves — levels, services, the fall on the floor, the window reveal that is never square. Nothing is drawn off a builder's plan.

02

Design and price

You get 3D layouts of the actual room and one written price covering cabinets, worktop, appliances and fitting, before you commit to anything.

03

The VR walkthrough

About half an hour in the headset in Navan, at full size. Change the door, the handle, the worktop or the lighting, then walk it again.

04

Fitted by CKB

Our own fitters take it from strip-out to snag list. The people who drew your kitchen are the people standing in it.

05

Then the worktop

Quartz and stone are templated after the cabinets are in and levelled, so the joints, the sink cut-out and the hob land exactly where we drew them.

Kitchen partners

What we fit. And who makes it.

Kitchen Stori

We are an approved Stori retailer with twelve ranges on display, from Aldana and Winslow to Zola Matte.

Uform
SM Quartz

Quartz worktops templated on site after the cabinets are in, so the joints land where we drew them.

Granite & Marble Crafts
Topform
Potter Cowan
Springhill
Quooker

Boiling, chilled and sparkling from one tap. We plumb the tank into the sink base at design stage, not as an afterthought.

Shark
Ninja

Questions

The things people ask before they come in.

What areas do you cover?

Most of our kitchens go into Meath, Louth and Cavan, and a good number into north Dublin — the showroom is about twenty minutes from the M50. If you are further out, ring us and we will tell you straight whether it makes sense.

How do I book an appointment?

Ring 046 907 9944 or use the form on the contact page. We put an hour aside for you, and there is no charge for the first visit or for the design work that follows it.

What should I bring?

A plan with room dimensions if you have one, photographs of the space, and anything that has caught your eye. If you have none of that, bring yourself — we survey and measure the room ourselves before we draw anything.

How long does a kitchen take?

Usually eight to twelve weeks from the first drawing to the finished room. Design and revisions take two to three weeks, the cabinetry is made to order after that, and the fit itself is about a week on site.

Visit the showroom

Bring the kitchen you have. Stand in the one you want.

Kitchen consultations run about an hour in our Navan showroom, beside the working displays — so you can put your hand on the door you just saw in the headset. There is no charge for the visit, or for the design work that follows it.

Where
Unit 5, Mullaghboy Industrial Estate, Navan, Co. Meath
Hours
Mon–Fri 09:30–17:30 / Sat 09:00–16:00 / Sun closed
Call
046 907 9944
Email
kitchens@ckbdesign.ie
Hand-painted shaker door with solid brass hardware
Kitchen island with a stone worktop and seating along one side