Same Cabinets.Beautiful New Look.

Your existing doors get wrapped in a premium film that looks and feels like real wood or stone, in as little as 1 day. No demolition, no weeks without a kitchen.

  • 1-day install
  • 400+ finishes
  • 5-year material warranty
Google
“I was intrigued and a little skeptical … the whole process was quick and clean … my kitchen looks brand new.”
- Jorge R. ·Google reviewRead full review
Which looks like your cabinet doors?
Free, no-obligation estimate.

A kitchen that feels like you, in 1 day.

Pick the finish you've been saving photos of. A KWD Certified Installer wraps the cabinets you already have, and you're cooking in it that night.

Close-up of oak-grain architectural film showing embossed texture
Looks like wood. Feels like wood.

Not contact paper. Not peel-and-stick.

Architectural wrap is a commercial-grade film made for hotels, offices and retail interiors, now made for your kitchen. It's applied around every edge, so there are no seams to lift or peel. It's non-porous, antimicrobial and scratch resistant, built for 10+ years of daily use, and backed by a 5-year material warranty.

  • Fire-ratedCertified for hotel and retail millwork
  • Water-resistantSteam, spills, dishwasher heat
  • Commercial gradeThe same film used in hotels and offices
How kitchen wrapping works

What homeowners say

Google reviews left for KWD Certified Installers.

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Kitchens wrapped by KWD Certified Installers.

A smarter way to update your kitchen.

See how wrapping compares to painting and a full remodel.

Remodel
Wrapping
Paint
Timeline
3–8 wks
1 day
3–7 days
Lasts
10+ yrs
10+ yrs
4–10 yrs
Warranty
Varies
5 yrs
None
Demolition
Full
None
None
Permits
Required
None
None
Mess
High
None
Fumes
Finishes
Limited
400+
Solids
Cost
$15–40k+
$3.5–6k
$3–8k+
Traditional remodel
Kitchen wrapping
Paint
Timeline
3 to 8 weeks
1 day
3 to 7 days
Durability
10+ years
10+ years, fire-rated
4 to 10 years
Warranty
Varies by contractor
5 years, material, written
Usually none
Demolition
Full tear-out
None
None
Permits or HOA approval
Required
None
None
Mess and disruption
Dust, noise, debris
None
Fumes and sanding
Finish options
Limited to materials
400+ finishes
Solid colors only
Typical cost
$15,000 to $40,000+
$3,500 to $6,000
$3,000 to $8,000+

Find the perfect look for your kitchen

400+ commercial-grade finishes with real grain and true matte or gloss surfaces. Fire-rated, heat-resistant, waterproof, scratch-resistant and rated for 10+ years.

  • Woods
  • Stones
  • Solids
  • More
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Three steps to a new kitchen

How kitchen wrapping works
  1. CountertopsCountertops
    CabinetsCabinets
    Something elseOther

    Get a free quote

    A Certified Installer provides you a free estimate.

  2. Fan of finish samples 400+ finishes

    Choose your finish

    Design your dream kitchen.

  3. Wrapped kitchen, finished in Pure Gloss White

    Love your new kitchen

    Installation in as Little as One Day.

Property managers, developers, architects and commercialTen units or a hundred. Commercial-grade, fire-rated, architectural film. Crews scheduled around your vacancies. Spec sheets on request.
Multi-unit inquiry

What does kitchen wrapping cost?

A brand new kitchen: every door, drawer and frame in the exact finish you have been picturing. Price depends on kitchen size and finish, and your installer confirms the exact number at the consultation.

Traditional kitchen remodel $15,000 to $40,000
Kitchen wrapping, most projects
$3,500 to $6,000

Commercial-grade architectural film, the same used in hotels and retail. Fire-rated. 5-year written material warranty.

Included
  • Professional installation
  • Custom-cut premium film
  • Full surface prep and cleaning
  • Post-install walkthrough
Yours free$690 value
  • On-site consultation
  • Digital render of your kitchen
  • Sample swatches
  • 5-year written material warranty
Google
“Don’t paint something or buy new … the finished product speaks for itself. You won’t be disappointed.”
- Greg M. ·Google reviewRead full review

Your questions, answered

It's commercial-grade architectural film, the same material used on hotel and retail millwork. Expected life is 10+ years, and it is fire-rated, heat, moisture and scratch resistant. Up close it reads as wood grain or a true matte or gloss, not a sticker.

Love your kitchen again, without tearing it apart.

A free estimate from your local KWD Certified Installer. No obligation.

Free, no-obligation estimate.