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Best PR for Kitchens and Interiors Brands in the UK (2026): Coverage Editors Want

PR for kitchen makers, bathroom studios, interior designers and furniture brands. Interiors coverage is won with great photography and real projects. We help you get both in front of the right editors, and book guaranteed features where they fit.

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How it works

How kitchen and interiors brands get coverage

Interiors editors choose projects, not press releases. A finished kitchen, a restored townhouse or a new collection, shot beautifully and credited properly, is what lands a page in a consumer magazine or a story in the trade press.

United Press works on two tracks. We pitch your projects and products to UK interiors and trade editors, which is earned coverage. Alongside that, we can book guaranteed features in titles from our publication network, agreed in writing, approved by you, and live within 14 days of approval or a 100% refund.

Media map

Where kitchens and interiors stories run

TypeExamplesRoute
UK consumer interiorsHouse & Garden, Elle Decoration, Livingetc, Homes & Gardens, Ideal HomeEarned
UK tradekbbreview, KBB Focus and other kitchen and bathroom trade titlesEarned
Regional property pagesLocal newspapers and property supplementsEarned
Business and luxuryLondon Loves Business, Haute LivingBookable
US home tradeFurniture Today, Home Accents TodayBookable

Bookable titles are in our publication network, October 2026. Terms are confirmed in writing before you book. This is not a list of past clients.

The pitch pack

What interiors editors need from you

Professional photographyHigh-resolution, well styled, in both landscape and portrait.
Full creditsDesigner, architect, makers and key suppliers named correctly.
The storyThe brief, the problem solved and what makes the project different.
PermissionsHomeowner and photographer consent for publication.
ExclusivityMany magazines want a project first, so plan who sees it when.
Product detailsMaterials, finishes and where readers can buy.
Plan the year

Moments that shape the interiors calendar

Monthly magazines plan three to six months ahead, so pitch well before each moment.

kbb BirminghamThe kitchen, bedroom and bathroom show at the NEC. Its 40th anniversary edition ran on 1 to 4 March 2026.
SpringGarden rooms, outdoor kitchens and refresh stories.
London Design FestivalHeld each September across the capital.
Autumn and ChristmasKitchens, dining and entertaining features.

kbb date source: Design Buy Build.

How we work

How an interiors campaign runs

  1. Project auditWe find the projects and products with the strongest story and best images.
  2. Media planWe match each one to consumer, trade, regional and bookable titles.
  3. Pitch packWe write the story, gather credits and organise images.
  4. PitchingWe pitch editors with the right exclusivity and timing.
  5. Guaranteed featuresWhere it helps, we book network titles you approve.
  6. ReportingYou get a clear record of coverage and links.

Making furniture rather than kitchens? See our furniture brand PR page, or home improvement PR for products sold in DIY and trade channels.

Example campaign plans

Three example interiors campaigns

Example plan · Kitchens

A bespoke kitchen maker in the Cotswolds

“A hand-painted kitchen for a restored farmhouse”

  • Route: earned pitch to consumer interiors titles, plus regional property pages.
  • Angle: craft and the building’s history.
  • Outcome sought: enquiries.
Example plan · Bathrooms

A London bathroom studio

“How small London bathrooms are getting smarter”

  • Route: trade press, plus London Loves Business.
  • Angle: design for small spaces.
  • Outcome sought: showroom visits.
Example plan · Export

A UK furniture maker entering the US

“British craftsmanship arrives in American showrooms”

  • Route: Furniture Today and Home Accents Today.
  • Angle: the US launch.
  • Outcome sought: trade buyers.

Illustrative plans with example headlines. They are not client results.

United Press is a London PR agency at Brook’s Mews, working since 2001 with clients worldwide, and a winner or shortlisted at PRWeek, CIPR Excellence, UK Agency, PRCA DARE, The Drum and UK Social Media Communications Awards.

FAQ

Kitchens and interiors PR questions

How do kitchen and interiors brands get press coverage?

With strong, professionally photographed projects, full credits and a clear story, pitched to the right consumer and trade editors at the right time. Guaranteed features in network titles can add certainty.

Can you guarantee House & Garden or Elle Decoration?

No. Those titles are not in our network, so coverage there is earned. We can guarantee features in titles from our network, live within 14 days of approval or a full refund.

Do I need professional photography?

Yes. Interiors editors rarely run a project without high-quality, well-styled images.

How far ahead should we pitch?

Monthly magazines often plan three to six months ahead, so seasonal stories need to be pitched early.

Do you work with brands outside London?

Yes. We work with kitchen, bathroom and interiors businesses across the UK and abroad.

How much does interiors PR cost?

There is no fixed price. Every campaign is planned around your goal and the titles you need. Share your goal and budget in the form below for a personalised plan.

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