Five Luxury Kitchen Showrooms in Cheltenham Worth Visiting
Choosing a kitchen company is one of the most important decisions in a major home renovation. Cheltenham has an excellent selection of kitchen showrooms, ranging from traditionally influenced British cabinetry to contemporary bespoke furniture and precision-engineered German kitchens. This guide compares five prominent Cheltenham kitchen showrooms and introduces another option for homeowners looking for a more architectural, spatial-design-led approach.
Editorial Disclosure
This independent guide has been produced by Dajon Interiors, a kitchen and interior design company serving Cheltenham, Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. Dajon Interiors is not affiliated with Tom Howley, Roundhouse, Kesseler, Schmidt or Kutchenhaus. All trademarks and company names belong to their respective owners. Information should be checked and updated regularly because showroom products, services, displays and opening arrangements may change.
Last reviewed: August 2026
Compare the Cheltenham showrooms
| Showroom | Design Direction | Worth Considering For | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
Tom Howley Cheltenham | Elegant bespoke and traditionally influenced cabinetry | Painted kitchens, refined detailing and coordinated fitted furniture | Montpellier Walk, Cheltenham |
Roundhouse Cheltenham | Contemporary bespoke kitchens and architectural furniture | Distinctive materials, open-plan spaces and individual design | The Promenade, Cheltenham |
Kesseler Cheltenham | British-built modern, handleless and traditional kitchens | A broad range of styles and British manufacturing | Queens Circus, Cheltenham |
Dajon Interiors | next125 and Schüller German kitchens with spatial design | Architectural kitchens, wider room planning and coordinated project delivery | Bristol Road, Gloucester, serving Cheltenham |
Schmidt Cheltenham | Made-to-measure kitchens and coordinated home furniture | Kitchens, wardrobes and furniture across several rooms | Winchcombe Street, Cheltenham |
Kutchenhaus Cheltenham | Contemporary German kitchen systems | Engineered German kitchens and structured design packages | Suffolk Parade, Cheltenham |
Tom Howley Cheltenham
- Design Direction
- Elegant bespoke and traditionally influenced cabinetry
- Worth Considering For
- Painted kitchens, refined detailing and coordinated fitted furniture
- Location
- Montpellier Walk, Cheltenham
Roundhouse Cheltenham
- Design Direction
- Contemporary bespoke kitchens and architectural furniture
- Worth Considering For
- Distinctive materials, open-plan spaces and individual design
- Location
- The Promenade, Cheltenham
Kesseler Cheltenham
- Design Direction
- British-built modern, handleless and traditional kitchens
- Worth Considering For
- A broad range of styles and British manufacturing
- Location
- Queens Circus, Cheltenham
Dajon Interiors
- Design Direction
- next125 and Schüller German kitchens with spatial design
- Worth Considering For
- Architectural kitchens, wider room planning and coordinated project delivery
- Location
- Bristol Road, Gloucester, serving Cheltenham
Schmidt Cheltenham
- Design Direction
- Made-to-measure kitchens and coordinated home furniture
- Worth Considering For
- Kitchens, wardrobes and furniture across several rooms
- Location
- Winchcombe Street, Cheltenham
Kutchenhaus Cheltenham
- Design Direction
- Contemporary German kitchen systems
- Worth Considering For
- Engineered German kitchens and structured design packages
- Location
- Suffolk Parade, Cheltenham
Tom Howley Cheltenham
Tom Howley operates an established showroom on Montpellier Walk in Cheltenham. The brand is particularly associated with elegant fitted furniture, painted cabinetry and refined interpretations of traditional and transitional kitchen design. The showroom may appeal to homeowners looking for detailed cabinetry, a highly coordinated visual style and the reassurance of an established national luxury kitchen brand.
Tom Howley may suit you when:
- You prefer elegant or traditionally influenced cabinetry.
- You want to coordinate the kitchen with pantries, boot rooms or fitted furniture.
- You value a highly styled showroom experience.
- You are comfortable working within the design language of an established national brand.
Questions to Ask
Ask precisely what is included in the quotation, who remains responsible after the order is placed, which installation services are included and how wider room alterations will be managed.
Homeowners considering Tom Howley may also wish to compare a more contemporary German kitchen system, particularly where minimal detailing, architectural proportions and modern open-plan living are priorities.
Roundhouse Cheltenham
Roundhouse operates a contemporary kitchen showroom on The Promenade in Cheltenham. Its approach focuses on bespoke kitchens, distinctive materials, architectural detailing and furniture designed to integrate with open-plan living spaces. Roundhouse is particularly relevant to homeowners who see the kitchen as part of a larger architecture or interior design project.
Roundhouse may suit you when:
- You want a highly contemporary bespoke kitchen.
- Materials and architectural detailing are central to the project.
- Your kitchen must integrate with living, entertaining or working areas.
- You are looking for individual furniture rather than a conventional cabinet arrangement.
Questions to Ask
Ask which elements are completely bespoke, which come from established collections and how furniture, appliances, worktops, installation and project management are divided within the quotation.
Clients attracted to Roundhouse should also compare next125, particularly where architectural minimalism, engineering consistency and a refined German furniture system are important.
Kesseler Cheltenham
Kesseler's Cheltenham showroom offers British-built kitchens across modern, true-handleless, Shaker, traditional and in-frame styles. The showroom may be relevant to homeowners who value British manufacturing while wanting a choice between contemporary and traditional kitchen aesthetics.
Kesseler may suit you when:
- British manufacturing is important to you.
- You are deciding between handleless, Shaker and in-frame kitchens.
- You want to explore several design styles from one supplier.
- You prefer a showroom-led design process.
Questions to Ask
Clarify what the furniture warranty covers, who completes the installation and whether building, plumbing, electrical work, decoration and waste removal are included.
Customers considering a Kesseler handleless kitchen may benefit from comparing cabinet construction, internal finishes, drawer systems, dimensions and design flexibility with next125 or Schüller.
Dajon Interiors
Dajon Interiors is an independent kitchen and interior design studio based on Bristol Road in Gloucester, serving clients across Cheltenham, Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. The studio offers premium German kitchens from next125 and Schüller, together with appliances, surfaces, lighting considerations, installation planning and wider interior design support.
May suit you if
- You want a kitchen considered as part of the wider room, lighting and home architecture
- You are drawn to next125 (Bauhaus-inspired) or Schüller German cabinetry
- You value a single studio handling design, supply and installation
- You would like to combine your kitchen with coordinated bathroom or bedroom work
Questions to Ask
Ask how the studio aligns cabinetry, surfaces and lighting with your existing architecture, and what the design-to-installation timeline looks like for a project of your scope.
Unlike town-centre-only showrooms, Dajon plans the kitchen as part of the wider home — useful when your project extends beyond the kitchen alone.
Schmidt Cheltenham
Schmidt Cheltenham offers made-to-measure kitchens alongside wardrobes, bathroom furniture and fitted furniture for other areas of the home. Its wider furniture offering may appeal to homeowners looking to create a coordinated design across several rooms.
Schmidt may suit you when:
- Your project includes a kitchen and fitted furniture in other rooms.
- Made-to-measure dimensions are important.
- You want to visualise the proposed design before ordering.
- You prefer one coordinated furniture supplier.
Questions to Ask
Ask where the furniture is manufactured, which dimensions are genuinely customisable, what the installation service includes and whether the original designer remains responsible throughout the project.
It is worth comparing the breadth of a whole-home furniture supplier with a more specialist architectural kitchen design studio.
Kutchenhaus Cheltenham
Kutchenhaus Cheltenham offers German kitchen design from its showroom on Suffolk Parade. It provides a range of contemporary and more classically influenced designs, supported by showroom and online consultations. The showroom may be relevant to customers beginning their research into engineered German kitchens.
Kutchenhaus may suit you when:
- You specifically want a German kitchen.
- You prefer contemporary or streamlined design.
- You want to compare different specifications and price points.
- You would like showroom and remote consultation options.
Questions to Ask
Confirm the exact furniture manufacturer and collection, cabinet construction, dimensional flexibility, appliance specification and the responsibilities of the showroom, installer and individual trades.
Not all German kitchens occupy the same market position. Compare material specification, engineering, internal finishes, dimensional flexibility and the level of spatial design being provided.
Dajon Interiors
Dajon Interiors is an independent kitchen and interior design studio based on Bristol Road in Gloucester, serving clients across Cheltenham, Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. The studio offers premium German kitchens from next125 and Schüller, together with appliances, surfaces, lighting considerations, installation planning and wider interior design support.
Why compare Dajon Interiors?
Many kitchen retailers begin by selecting cabinets to fit the existing room. Dajon begins by considering how the complete space should work. The design process considers movement, architecture, sightlines, storage, entertaining, lighting, materials, appliance use and the relationship between the kitchen and the surrounding rooms.
Discover next125 kitchens near Cheltenham
next125 is the premium international kitchen collection from Schüller. Its design language combines architectural proportions, restrained detailing, sophisticated materials and precise German engineering. The collection is particularly suited to contemporary homes, open-plan living spaces, modern extensions and redesigned period properties where the kitchen must work as part of the architecture.
What should you compare before choosing a kitchen company?
Which showroom may suit you?
Select the option that best describes what you are looking for. This is an educational guide — no showroom is objectively best for everyone.
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About the author
Jason Potter — Managing Director of Dajon Interiors
Jason Potter is Managing Director of Dajon Interiors and works with homeowners, architects and property professionals across Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. His focus is spatial design, premium kitchen specification and the coordinated delivery of complete interior projects.
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