Every one of these is a kitchen we've built. Pick the one closest to what's in your head — we'll take it from there, and we're happy to mix two if that's what the room wants.
A J-pull or recessed rail replaces the handle entirely, so the door fronts run as one uninterrupted surface. It's the look that makes a kitchen read as architecture rather than furniture.
A framed door sprayed in any colour you like. Warm, familiar and forgiving — and because it's sprayed rather than printed, it can be matched to a wall colour or repainted years later.
A solid butcher-block worktop set against painted or gloss units. It's the cheapest way to stop a white kitchen feeling clinical, and unlike stone it can be sanded and re-oiled years later.
Light units with a darker oven tower, island or splashback. It breaks up a long run, hides the busiest part of the kitchen, and costs no more than a single colour.
Seen a kitchen on Pinterest or in a magazine? Send us the picture. We'll tell you honestly what it would cost to build in your space — and where a small change in materials would save you real money.
Send us a pictureFree on-site measure, a 3D design and one fixed written quote. No deposit until you've approved the design.
