We are not a business that starts by asking you to choose a range and a colour. We start with the room—how you want it to work, how you want it to feel, and what the space actually demands. Then we build the design and specification around that.
We design across a broad range of kitchen styles. The choice is always led by what suits your room and your architecture—not by what range happens to be in warehouse stock.
Without the v-groove detailing of classic shaker, typically painted in carefully chosen colours and often with integrated or bar handles for a more current, architectural feel.
A narrower frame profile (approx 15–20mm) creating a more refined, understated look. Works exceptionally well in both Victorian villa extensions and modern open-plan living.
A premium construction where doors sit flush within the face frame of the cabinet itself, creating furniture-quality finish and a crafted aesthetic with visible timber grain.
A dedicated continuous recessed handleless rail system rather than a routed channel, providing genuinely clean uninterrupted frontages. Ideal with venting induction hobs.
Flat-fronted designs in matte, high gloss, or wood-effect finishes. We frequently combine matte stone with Pacific walnut or ferro oxidised metallic finishes to avoid sterile uniformity.
Sitting comfortably above range-led nationals and below full bespoke—using a combination of standard and special-sized cabinets to achieve better proportions without an unnecessary £80k+ tag.
Even a fully bespoke kitchen uses mostly standard-sized doors—typically 80 to 90 percent in any project. The difference is in the specials.
When a national chain plans a kitchen, every unit must come from a set menu of 300, 600, or 900mm widths. Awkward leftovers in corners or under ceiling beams are simply hidden behind blank filler panels.
Because our cabinetry is made to order rather than drawn from a fixed warehouse range, we build specials where the room demands them:
Clear, honest answers about kitchen investment, project scheduling, and our collaborative design process.
Our kitchens typically range from £15,000 to £50,000 fully installed, including solid work surfaces (Caesarstone quartz or natural granite) and appliances. The range reflects project complexity—from contemporary shaker open-plan extensions to premium in-frame cabinetry. We are transparent about budget from day one: if you share a realistic figure early, we design to make it work beautifully within that range.
Most kitchen installations take between one and three weeks, depending on size and complexity. We provide a clear installation schedule before work begins and coordinate all trades—electricians, plasterers, tilers, and flooring contractors—so the project runs in the correct sequence. You will always know who is on site and when.
Yes—and design is where we start, not where we finish. We begin with a site visit or meeting at 32 Beech Lane to understand the room and your lifestyle. From that brief, we develop iterative 3D CAD renders and virtual tours. We present the initial design as the start of a conversation, with zero pressure to commit until it genuinely feels right.
Yes. We coordinate the project from design through to completion, managing the sequence and timing of all associated trades—electricians, plasterers, tilers, and flooring contractors. Rather than sourcing and scheduling everything yourself, you have one person overseeing the design and build from start to finish.