DESIGNED FOR LIFE
Modern life has changed the way we use our kitchens – whether it’s cooking, dining, entertaining, working or relaxing – we need a space that does it all. Our designers work closely with you to deliver clever kitchen design that not only wows, but functions perfectly, whatever your lifestyle.
Our bathroom designs centre around giving you the luxury you need to create a truly relaxing and refreshing space. Equipped with the best technology and expertise, we design bathrooms that effortlessly handle all your needs. From smart storage for a hotel-like tidiness to innovative warm lighting that brings a spa-like ambience to your home.
GET THE LOOK
Regardless of your preferred style—be it traditional, modern, or avant-garde—our extensive range of materials, finishes, and colours enables you to fashion a kitchen or bathroom that reflects your individuality.
Opt for a perfect minimalist and sleek kitchen featuring a white quartz worktop and our vanquish handless range. Add bold statement accessories like a copper tap and trim to complete the look. Alternatively, embrace a warm contemporary classic aesthetic with soft lines and soothing colours, such as a light oak worktop paired with our Hawksley range.
It all starts with your imagination, a blank piece of paper and our expert kitchen designers – whatever your space, we’ll be with you every step of the way to create a kitchen that’s designed for life… your life.
A BLUEPRINT FOR LUXURY
Our designers understand the distinction between good and exceptional kitchen design. Our designers will guide you every step of the way, ensuring your vision becomes a reality. We keep you fully informed and are readily available to provide updates on your upcoming space as frequently as you require, we are here when you need us.
Contact our expert team today to embark on your kitchen transformation.
FAQs
Designing your kitchen and creating a blueprint is the first step towards getting started. Start by deciding on your budget, preferred style, and how you intend to use the space. Consider storage needs, layout, and the types of appliances you require. Think about who will use the kitchen and whether you need features like a dining area, breakfast bar, or workspace.
Most internal kitchen renovations in the UK do not require planning permission unless you live in a listed building or are making structural changes, such as removing load-bearing walls. However, certain works, like new drainage, electrical, or gas installations, may require building regulations approval. Always check before starting work.
A small kitchen can be a real challenge; however, there are smart tactics to deal with it. Use clever storage solutions such as pull-out shelves, tall cabinets, and integrated appliances. Opt for lighter colours and reflective surfaces to make the space feel larger. Multi-functional features like breakfast bars or fold-away tables can maximise usability.
Current kitchen trends include coffee corners, custom hoods, textured backsplashes, high-impact lighting, and green colour schemes. Open-plan layouts and spaces designed for socialising are also popular.
Plan your kitchen around the “working triangle” (sink, hob, fridge) to ensure easy movement between tasks. Keep frequently used items within reach and allow enough space for safe movement, especially if more than one person will be using the kitchen at the same time.
Layered lighting is key: combine ceiling lights, under-cabinet lighting, and feature pendants. Good task lighting over worktops and cooking areas is essential, while ambient lighting can create a welcoming atmosphere.
Proper ventilation removes cooking odours, moisture, and grease. In the UK, new kitchens require extract ventilation (usually via a cooker hood) that meets Building Regulations. In open-plan spaces, choose a quiet extractor to minimise noise.
Refresh your kitchen with new lighting, a fresh coat of paint, or updated cabinet handles. Replacing doors and worktops while keeping existing units can also transform the space without a full renovation.
Costs vary widely, from under £35,000 for a basic update to £20,000+ for high-end bespoke kitchens. Factors include size, materials, appliances, and labour. Always get at least three quotes and clarify what’s included in the price.
Costs vary widely, from under £35,000 for a basic update to £20,000+ for high-end bespoke kitchens. Factors include size, materials, appliances, and labour. Always get at least three quotes and clarify what’s included in the price.