Frequently Asked Questions
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As early as possible. For a new build or substantial renovation, involving us during the planning stage gives us more opportunity to refine the layout, resolve practical details and coordinate the joinery with the wider architecture.
If your plans are already complete, that’s fine too. We can work from architectural drawings or visit the site to understand the space.
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Whatever you have: architectural plans, references / inspiration, or appliance selections. It also helps to have an approximate budget and an idea of your preferred timing.
You don’t need a finished brief. Part of our role is helping you form one.
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The cost depends on the size and complexity of the kitchen, along with the materials, hardware, benchtop and level of detailing involved.
We’ll discuss budget early and help you understand where it is worth investing. A clear budget gives us something useful to design to.
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Timing varies depending on the scope of the project, material selections and the wider construction programme. Each kitchen moves through consultation, design, pricing, refinement, site measure, manufacture and installation.
Once we understand your project, we’ll provide a clear timeline. If you’re working toward a particular date, it’s best to involve us early.
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Yes. Every kitchen is designed around its home, its owners and the demands of everyday life. The layout, dimensions, materials, hardware and internal storage can all be tailored to the project.
Custom doesn’t need to mean complicated. Often, the best result comes from a simple plan resolved particularly well.
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No. We also design and make sculleries, laundries, wardrobes, vanities, shelving, home offices, entertainment units and other fitted cabinetry.
Working across several rooms allows us to create consistency throughout a home while adapting each space to the way it will be used.
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Yes. We regularly work alongside architects, designers and builders on new homes, renovations and residential developments.
We can develop the joinery design ourselves or work from an established concept, contributing the technical detail needed to move it into manufacture.
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Yes. We manage the joinery through design, manufacture and installation. We’ll also coordinate with your wider project team to ensure the relevant measurements, services and site requirements are resolved before installation begins.
Something else you’d like to know?
Every project is different. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll help you work out the next step.