We are just as happy to fit, or simply supply the kitchen for your contractors to take it from there. Many of our clients are undergoing wider renovation projects, so using the contractor or a local carpenter or fitter can often be the most cost-effective option.

Do you come on site to measure?

A final site measure is all part of the fitting service, but if you would like us to come and do a final measure if your contractors are fitting, that's no problem. Depending on the complexity of the space and the travel distance from either London or Norfolk, the site measure starts from £250. All we ask is that your room is ready for us!

Where can I see one of your kitchens?

We'd love for you to visit us at one of our showrooms.

Queens Park Kitchen - Classic Shaker, Marble and Garden Light

Close-up of a wooden cabinet with two open doors featuring round, textured metal knobs. Inside, there are neatly stacked plates with gold rims. The cabinet is set on a marbled surface

Queens Park is a masterclass in in-frame Shaker design. The cabinetry is painted in a bespoke green - calming and completely at home in a London townhouse. It feels timeless rather than trendy. Paired with polished brass hardware and a Perrin & Rowe tap, the whole scheme has a certain sense of authority without feeling formal.

The island does more than look good. With V-groove end panels adding texture and depth, it houses a generous prep area, bar seating, and elegant brass fittings. It's a place to cook, perch, chat, do homework or spread out the Sunday newspaper.

A wooden cabinet with glass doors displaying ceramic dishes, bowls, and a jug. Below is a light blue drawer set with a marbled countertop. Warm lighting highlights the textures and tones of the ceramics and wood

There's a dedicated bar area complete with integrated wine cooler, and at the other end is custom open shelving by the doorway that softens the transition into the rest of the house. Perhaps the cleverest move is the built-in window seating. Designed as an extension of the kitchen cabinetry itself, it provides generous hidden storage while creating a relaxed nook overlooking the garden.

This townhouse extension is flooded with natural light from skylights above and full-width doors to the garden beyond. The kitchen flows effortlessly into dining and living areas, creating a space that feels open and airy - and extremely liveable.

A cozy kitchen with a mix of styles. Light blue cabinets complement a marbled countertop and backsplash. A wooden shelf holds books and dishes, while a maroon island features a cutting board and red pot. Plants hang above the sink for decoration.

The marble worktops and full-height splashback bring drama in all the right places. Behind the hob, the veining becomes a natural focal point, framed by glazed wall cabinets with a concealed integrated extractor.