Designed, built & fitted in-house · London workshop
— Portfolio & styles
Four ways to build a kitchen in Richmond
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 Richmond 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 Richmond houses are built
Richmond runs from Georgian houses on the Green and Richmond Hill to broad Edwardian family homes in Kew and East Sheen, most of them extended at the rear. Side-return and full-width extensions dominate the brief, and the kitchen usually has to hold the whole ground floor together.
— 01
Extension-led kitchens
We work alongside your architect and builder from the survey onward so the cabinetry, glazing line and services all land together.
— 02
Conservation and river frontage
Richmond Hill and the Green carry conservation constraints. Detailing is drawn to suit period rooms rather than fight them.
— 03
Family-first planning
Seating, homework, laundry and boot storage planned as part of the room, not as an afterthought.
“They coordinated with our builder directly. The cabinetry landed the week the glazing went in — no waiting, no blame.”
Private client · TW10 · Side-return extension, full renovation
“Two children, a dog and a very used kitchen. Three years on, the drawers still close like the first day.”
Private client · TW9 · Edwardian family home
Also fitting kitchens in: Kew · East Sheen · Barnes · Twickenham · Teddington
— Book your survey
Free 3D design survey in Richmond
Tell us about your kitchen and a senior designer will call within one working day. We respond within 24 hours, every time.
