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Kitchen cabinet wraps and countertop film
A new kitchen finish without tearing anything out. Cabinets, islands, and countertops wrapped in wood, stone, and solid architectural film, usually in a day or two.
What we wrap in a kitchen
If it's smooth, solid, and sound, it can get a new finish.
Cabinet doors and drawer fronts
Shaker, slab, and flat doors in wood grain, matte, or solid colors.
Cabinet boxes and end panels
Face frames, sides, and toe kicks wrapped to match the doors.
Islands
Island bases and panels in a contrast finish.
Countertops
Stone, marble, and concrete looks over existing laminate.
Backsplash panels
Smooth backsplash and wall panels refinished in place.
Appliance panels
Fridge and dishwasher panels matched to the cabinets.
Wrap vs. replace vs. paint
New cabinets mean demolition, long lead times, and weeks without a kitchen. Paint chips and shows brush marks. Architectural film gives your existing cabinets a factory-smooth finish in place, and the kitchen stays usable.
- No demolition, no dust, no dumpster
- Wood, stone, matte, and solid finishes
- Most kitchens done in one to two days
- Physical samples in your kitchen
- Installed by a 3M Preferred Graphics Installer
Browse finishes
We install all four of these lines. Flip through the catalogs, note the pattern codes you like, and send them with your quote request. We'll bring physical samples to your kitchen.
3M DI-NOC
Wood, stone, metal, leather, and solid finishes.
Open catalog (PDF, 8 MB)
Koroseal Reatec
Wood, stone, metal, and solid finishes.
Open catalog (PDF, 7 MB)
BENIF
Wood, stone, marble, concrete, and metal finishes.
Open catalog (PDF, 7 MB)
belbien
Wood, stone, abstract, and solid finishes.
Open catalog (PDF, 9 MB)How it works
Send photos
Photos of the kitchen and a rough count of doors and drawers.
Walkthrough
We check the cabinets and countertops and bring finish samples.
Pick your finish
You choose the film. We confirm prep and any repairs first.
Install
Doors come off, get wrapped, and go back up. Most kitchens take a day or two.
Kitchen wrap questions
Can you wrap my existing kitchen cabinets?
Yes, as long as the doors and boxes are solid and the surface is sound. Peeling laminate or water damage has to be fixed first. We check at the walkthrough.
Can countertops be wrapped?
Yes. Countertop film goes over laminate and other smooth surfaces in stone, marble, concrete, and wood looks. It is a surface refresh, not a replacement for a cutting board or hot pad.
How long does a kitchen wrap take?
Most kitchens take one to two days on site, and you keep using the kitchen around the work.
Do you take off the cabinet doors?
Usually yes. Doors and drawer fronts are wrapped off the boxes so every edge is covered, then rehung. Hardware can be reused or replaced.
Is it cheaper than new cabinets?
In most cases it costs a fraction of replacement, with no demolition and no long lead times. Every kitchen is quoted after a walkthrough.
Can I see finishes first?
Yes. We bring physical samples so you can see the finish in your own light.
Where we work
Based in Beverly on the North Shore. We wrap kitchens across Greater Boston and the North Shore. For commercial doors, elevators, and millwork, see architectural film.
See all service areasTell us about your kitchen
Send a few photos of your kitchen and a rough door count. We'll bring finish samples to the walkthrough.