We believe that as one of the very few truly bespoke kitchen designers in the UK, our methods are quite unique.
Howard Robinson, George Cornish or our senior designer will visit your home.
They will look with an artist’s eye at the layout, the style and the individual character, noting small architectural details.
They will measure, take photographs, may sketch details, but most of all they will listen.
Because this is your chance to say exactly what you want and how you want to live in the room we create.
We prepare floor plans and elevations, and drawings of any individual pieces of furniture, so you can see exactly what we suggest.
Then we talk again.
We'll go over the plans in detail, discuss equipment to be fitted and, of course, the price. Recently, we have created bespoke kitchens ranging in cost from around £30,000 to well over £100,000.
We will then ask you to agree the overall design and pay us a commissioning deposit.
Once plans and finances are agreed, we begin building your kitchen.
Your project manager will arrange every detail of our part of the installation and can also co-ordinate with your builder or decorator.
Our installers are craftsmen in their own right and most of our kitchens are hand-painted in situ.
But don’t forget it's made just for you, so it takes a little time and it costs a little more than a kitchen selected from a brochure.
When the last piece has been fitted into the grand design and the final flourishes added, we'll be back again.
George, Howard, or your personal designer will call round to check every detail before we ask for the final payment.
Partly it's just pride, because we love to see our ideas realised.
But in the end it's your idea, your design and your bespoke kitchen.
We just bring it to life.
