Catchy name for my new kitchenware business?

[Linz73]

Hiya
I'm just about to open my own kitchenware shop and i cannot think of a catchy name, its driving me mad!
Will be selling everything kitchen related really.
Can anyone help?

Thanks ever so much xx

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[festysholy]

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[barnesthomas]

Hi Guys!

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Make sure the name you choose should be easy to spell and short so that your targeted audience remembers it for a long time. Brain storm and do wonders :)

Good Luck!

[bluegaloo]

Hi, thought I would join in incase ur still undecided , how about incorporating the wonderful word 'Emporium' along with the previous idea of your name so it sounds like it's been around forever and is trustworthy and solid. So you'd have something like Smith's Kitchen Emporium

[Beehatch]

Kitchen Kit
Forks and all
Everything but ...
Pot & Kettle
Spoonerisms

Spoony fuckers

[elQuintoConyo]

Egg and Spoon
Culinarium
Bitchin'Kitchen (ok, that's a joke, sorry)
Sourse Pans
CookBakeFryPoach

I realise I'm not helping,

[LentilAsAnything]

KitchenCaboodle (may be better than the above re URL purposes).

[Chocoflump]

Kitch'N'Sync

[LentilAsAnything]

Kitch'n'Caboodle.

Wins. :)

[piratecat]

My Kitchen

[MerryMarigold]

Another who doesn't like Kitsch, though I quite like Kitch actually (I abbreviate everything).

I wouldn't go pretend heritage unless you are going to use your name which could be quite cool. Or make it funky like Spoons & Co.

[InMySpareTime]

How about "Bake Well"?

[piratecat]

Kitchen Bits

[threepiecesuite]

Cocina

[ChocsAwayInMyGob]

Yes avoid Kitsch as not everyone will spell it right and some people will think you can't spell kitchen. It also puts pressure on you to make everything quirky.

[ChocsAwayInMyGob]

I like what Naan Bread says. Go for Traditional. I like Bakewell and Sons.

It's classic and traditional and homely and sounds respectable.

[NotYouNaanBread]

The shop names I like best are the ones that make it seem as though it's been there for generations. I love the name of the online sewing shop Merchant & Mills, for instance. You would then have any other branding done in that old style too, as if it hadn't been changed since your great-grandfather's time, you know?

Kitchen & Co.
Kitchen & Sons
Bakewell & Co.
Bakewell & Sons

(& Sons adds to the whole heritage idea)

Avoid kitsch unless it's genuinely clever - it's so 80's!

And sadly Cook (which I like a lot) has already been taken (suggested above) by a chain - www.cookfood.net/ - if they came to your town etc. it would cause confusion.

[MrsSham]

Of course, i knew that! mental block. Looking at it on the screen I was attempting to pronounce the s.

[Sh1ney]

If something is kitsch then it is cute, maybe vintage-y, charming etc...

It's a play on words ...kitchen- kitch- kitsch

[MrsSham]

I don't get the S in kitsch.

[YoniRotten]

Sorry, got the apostrophe in the wrong place!
'N Sink.
Tag line: Buy Buy Buy.
:)

[YoniRotten]

N'Sink.

[InMySpareTime]

Larderware

[doubleshotespresso]

Kitschen

[TomArchersSausage]

Single words do remind me of those wooden letters spelling out the bleedin obvious words about the house though.

I like the play on Kitch n bits, very clever