Kitchens planned around how you cook, not around a catalogue layout.
A kitchen is the most used room in a London home and usually the tightest on space. We start with the layout and the services, moving waste, gas and electrics so the room works, before anything is ordered. We fit trade and bespoke kitchens alike, and we handle the parts that decide whether a kitchen looks fitted or looks fitted well: scribing, worktop templating, ventilation and lighting.
Kitchen projects go wrong when the units are ordered before the room is decided. We start with the layout, the services and the light: where the waste can realistically go, whether the wall between kitchen and dining room is load bearing, whether an extraction run to an external wall is possible. Only then does a kitchen get specified.
We install trade kitchens, high street ranges and bespoke cabinetry, and we handle the details that separate a good fit from an average one. Worktops are templated after the units are level, scribes are cut to the actual wall rather than assumed square, and lighting is planned in layers so the room works for cooking in the morning and for company in the evening.
What’s included
What to expect
Stage 1
Strip out, structural openings, services alterations
Stage 2
First fix, plastering, flooring preparation
Stage 3
Unit installation, worktop template and fit, appliances, decoration
