Designed, built & fitted in-house · London workshop
— Portfolio & styles
Four ways to build a kitchen in Chelsea
Modern Handleless
Matt lacquer & smoked oak veneer
Honed Nero Marquina worktops, 20mm mitred
Classic Shaker
Hand-painted tulipwood, in-frame
Carrara marble worktops with a bullnose edge
Contemporary Architectural
Full-height fronts, shadow-gap reveals
Book-matched quartzite island, 60mm waterfall
Industrial Metal & Oak
Burnished bronze framing over rift-sawn oak
Leathered basalt worktops, exposed edge
— Turnkey
The five-step turnkey process
One team, one contract, one phone number — from the first survey in Chelsea to the day we hand you the keys to the room.
01
In-Home Architectural Survey & Laser Measurement
A senior designer visits your home, laser-measures the room and records every service, riser and out-of-square wall before a line is drawn.
02
3D Photorealistic CAD Design & Material Selection
You walk through your kitchen in photorealistic 3D, choose cabinetry, stone and hardware, and receive a written, itemised price.
03
Workshop Manufacturing & Joinery
German cabinetry engineering, hand-finished by our own joiners in our London workshop — built to your survey, not to a catalogue module.
04
In-House Installation, Plumbing & Electrics
One team fits the kitchen, runs the plumbing and electrics, templates and installs the stone. No subcontractors, no handovers.
05
Final Handover
Doors and drawers calibrated by hand, the site cleaned, the room demonstrated.
— Local knowledge
We know how Chelsea houses are built
Chelsea rewards restraint: narrow, deep townhouse plans off the King's Road, garden flats around Cheyne Walk and riverside apartments in SW10 where building hours and service risers set the programme. The kitchens that work here are quiet ones — a single stone plane, tall cabinetry that reads as wall.
— 01
Townhouse floorplates
One strong axis beats three returns. We usually run a single uninterrupted line with a slim island to keep circulation generous.
— 02
Riverside apartment blocks
Estate managers, lift protection and delivery windows are agreed before the first van arrives.
— 03
Slab selected in person
You choose the stone itself. Veining is dry-laid and mapped so island and splashback read as one piece.
“The book-matched island is the first thing everyone comments on. It was mapped on paper before it was cut — that is why it works.”
Private client · SW3 · King's Road townhouse
“Direct pricing made the difference. We spent the saving on the stone instead of a showroom.”
Private client · SW10 · Riverside apartment
Also fitting kitchens in: Knightsbridge · Belgravia · Fulham · Battersea · South Kensington
— Book your survey
Free 3D design survey in Chelsea
Tell us about your kitchen and a senior designer will call within one working day. We respond within 24 hours, every time.
