Vinyl Wrap Revolution

This client had recently brought their first home, and the kitchen wasn't to their taste.

They had shopped around for quotes from various places, as they wanted to change the style of the kitchen as well as the colour. The original design was flat doors, but they wanted a shaker style doors.

So, they reach out to us and told us what they wanted and we was happy to say that we could give them the kitchen they wanted, without having to replace any of the doors or cupboards.

What we did was cut strips of ply and stuck them onto the original door, to enable us to get the shaker style for the doors. We also added ply to the edging of the cupboards, this was to bring them out so that the doors would be flush against the edge when closed.

This client also wanted to change the worktops and splashback, we informed them that this was also something we could do without having to replace anything.

So, after the doors were prepared, the time came to make a decision on what colour to go for. The style this client have gone within the home was natural. So we carried that on with this beige vinyl and went for a marble effect vinyl on the splashback and worktop. The client did have some worries about the choice of vinyls, but as you can see the end result looks amazing and we has some tears of happiness to say the least. Then it left the final touch of gold handles to bring it all together and make this clients dream kitchen a reality.

Vinyl Wrap Revolution

Front door revamp on the inside as well as the outside. From dark brown to a creamy grey.

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This colour is new in, and what a lovely colour and vinyl it is. This navy has completely transformed this clients bedroom furniture and given it a whole new lease of life.

When you move into your new home and want a bit of privacy without the neighbours thinking you're being rude. Frosting is the way to go, and that is what this client has done.

We frosted their sitting area, which still allowed them to have privacy but still be able to let in light. But most importantly, their dog can still look out and admire the view.

Front door of dreams, but without the price of nightmares, 😁

This front door and frame had some minor repairs carried out before being wrapped. This enabled us to give the customer the best finish and give the clients the door she wanted.

This client wanted to add his own personal touch to his car. It already had red features, so we carried on with the red and black theme and wrapped under the wing mirror, as well as the aerial.

If you could, what personal touch would you add to your vehicle? Get in touch because we might be able to help you add your own personal touch to your vehicle.

Val Holding

Tip of the week: Don't leave your cabinet I the van when it goes for an MOT, haha 😆

That's what this client did, which is why the doors needed recovering as they had got damaged.

However, with a bit of sanding and some black matt vinyl, it ended up looking just like it should.

Why buy new when you can vinyl wrap what you have.

That's what this client did. We wrapped her existing handrails in a black woodgrain effect vinyl, and she is going to be adding crome brackets so that they all match.

Small change, BIG difference.

Val Holding

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The solution to your home decor problems has arrived!

Here, at vinyl wrap revolution, we are all about making your dream decor become a reality, and that is what we did for this client.

Instead of throwing away a good solid set of wardrobes just because the colour wasn't right. We wrapped them in a white woodgrain, which not only transformed the wardrobes but also transformed the space.

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Why buy new when something that isn't broken? When the only issue is that is doesn't go with the decor anymore, or just needs freshening up!

Wrap it! Save the mess, save time, and most of all save the money.

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This kitchen was originally purchased from Wren. However, some of the doors had started to delaminate, and they managed to get Wren to replace some of the doors. But when the rest started to do the same, Wren was not willing to do the same, so they left them with a kitchen that was starting to delaminate all over.

So, we managed to match the colour of the kitchen. This meant that we would only have to replace the doors and draw fronts instead of the whole kitchen.

Want privacy, without the neighbours thinking you're being rude 😄 and without losing light.

Then why not frost the windows? This way, you get the outcome you want without upsetting anyone 😄, plus without losing any sunlight!

There are different thicknesses of frosting to choose from, all depending on how much you want to block out.

Deborah Mitchell

Again, why replace something that isn't broken? When the only issue is that is doesn't go with the decor anymore.

Wrap it! Save the mess, save time, and most of all save the money.

Deborah Mitchell

This bathroom cabinet was still in good condition. However, it had developed some water damage on the doors.

So, instead of replacing the whole unit, which would have been a waste of money. We stripped the doors and sanded down any swollen areas before wrapping in gloss white.

When we wrap doors in the area where they can potentially get wet. We will take the vinyl all the way over the edges. This is to prevent water from being able to get underneath and this issue happening again.

This kitchen had the vinyl wrap revolution touch, and what a transformation it was.

This client went for mist matt grey for the cupboards and chose two types of handles for the cupboards and draws, which worked well.

All I can say is, "WOW, what a transformation!"

This client had just recently moved into this house and was not a fan of the colour of the kitchen.

So, after looking through our sample books, they decided to go for black and white both in a matt finish and finished it off with gold handles.

Looks like a whole new kitchen, but it did not cost 6 near the price of what a new kitchen would have cost!

So, what are you waiting for? Get in touch for a free quote.

You're probably looking at this post and thinking the worktops are the same! You would be right in thinking this.

However, the client had previously wrapped the worktops herself in a Sheffield Oak country vinyl, and she did a very good job. Although, over time, there have been some areas that need redoing due to damage, and she asked if we could help.

We removed all the old vinyl, taking it back to the original worktops to clean and prep, ready to wrap. Once the worktops were ready to be wrapped, we wrapped them in the same wood effect vinyl. But this time, we added a clear vinyl over the top to give it a bit more protection as it is a textured vinyl.

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Deborah Mitchell

Kitchen transformation, but with a difference.

This client went with a two-tone effect, which was very effective. They went for sage green on the bottom, with matt white on the top.

It still amazes us how much just a simple change of colour can transform a whole kitchen.

This kitchen was originally cream and had some replacement doors, which were slightly different in colour. They kept the same handles but went for gloss most grey.

We had previously wrapped these units in a wood effect vinyl.

However, the customer was completely happy with the colour choice. So asked us if we could go back and rewrap the units in antique white.

That is one of the benefits of using vinyl wrap instead of replacing. If you change your mind or change the decor, we can take it off and wrap it in something else.

The best part is that it's saves time and money.
jo

Another complete kitchen transformation.

Mist Grey cuoboards, with romeo blue/gold worktops and kickboards.

Another happy customer.

Newly wrapped front door in matt sage green. We also wrapped the electric box in matt black to give it a fresh new look.
jo

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A previous client had some bespoke furniture built within their living room and asked if we would be able to wrap the mdf doors and shelfing unit.

They went for a somona light oak effect vinyl, which worked well with the woodern shelving that they already had.
jo

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Newly wrapped front door.

This client decided to wrap the inside white to go with the woodwork but went for burgundy on the outside with matt black for the frame.

This kitchen had previously been painted matt dark grey, but as you can see in the photos, it had started to chip and needed an all-around freshen up.

We wrapped the kitchen in a dark grey in a gloss finish and changed to handles to Matt black, which worked so well against to gloss grey.

This client had previously rented out their property, and during that time, the kitchen ended up with some damage on the worktops. So, instead of replacing the whole lot. We carried out a few minor repairs before wrapping the worktops in a black marble effect vinyl.

What a transformation, and another happy customer.

This client did not like the previous worktops, and she won't mind me saying, but she HATED the tiles 😄🫣

Even though many people told her not to wrap the tiles, she did not listen to them, and what a good choice she made! Because what a difference it has made.

The main concern this client had was seeing the grout line through the vinyl. However, with this marble vinyl, you lose the tile line within the pattern.

Another very happy customer,

This client reached out to us regarding their bathroom units.

The units were only a couple of years old and had started to discolour, plus the units had some water damage.

We carried out some minor repairs on the draws and did the same on the cupboard doors. We also sealed inside the door to prevent any more water damage.

The units were wrapped in ice white.