Designed, built & fitted in-house · London workshop
— Portfolio & styles
Four ways to build a kitchen in Hampstead
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 Hampstead 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 Hampstead houses are built
Hampstead spans listed Georgian houses in the Village, arts-and-crafts homes on the Garden Suburb edge and heavily architect-led modern rebuilds around the Heath. Steep approaches, tight lanes and conservation consents shape delivery as much as design.
— 01
Village conservation consents
Listed and conservation properties in NW3 need drawings and finishes documented properly. We prepare them as part of the design stage.
— 02
Architect-led new builds
For contemporary rebuilds we work to the architect's tolerances — flush reveals, integrated extract, monolithic islands with no visible fixings.
— 03
Difficult access
Narrow lanes and steep steps are surveyed at the outset so nothing arrives that cannot be carried in.
“Our architect set brutal tolerances. Dominus met them, and handled the conservation paperwork we were dreading.”
Private client · NW3 · Listed Village house
“A single monolithic island in honed stone. It looks like it was poured in place.”
Private client · N6 · Contemporary rebuild
Also fitting kitchens in: Belsize Park · Highgate · Primrose Hill · St John's Wood · Golders Green
— Book your survey
Free 3D design survey in Hampstead
Tell us about your kitchen and a senior designer will call within one working day. We respond within 24 hours, every time.
