Featured Kitchens

Originally this room had a WC down the far end and a small shower cubicle just inside the doorway. Our design involved swapping the two so the clients could benefit from a showering area nearly double the size of the cubicle with the WC more conveniently located closer to the bedroom.

Part of the room reconstruction involved replacing sections of flooring and studwork that had deteriorated over the years from water ingress and we also inserted soundproofing insulation to a partition wall.

On our home page we claim to depart from the normal, to question convention and to push the boundaries and we claim to offer an intellectually satisfying design aesthetic. Well here's the proof.

This totally understated and minimal kitchen is finished in an affordable tough and durable melamine from our entry level price group in warm tones of pebble and stone. The extremely competitive price of the units left enough in the budget to go for chunky Corian worktops with an inconspicuously jointed Corian sink and upstands.

The ceiling was below the average height but because we can offer 8 different combinations of plinth and unit heights we achieved a perfect to the millimetre fit.

This bathroom  project was commissioned on the back of our success in creating the  wet-room (next feature in Gallery) for the same client  some months earlier.

In this old Victorian property with its lathe & plaster walls and ceilings and creaking floor boards we did what is the only proper thing to do when creating a wet room and that is to strip it back to its bare bones and rebuild it using modern and quality materials - always the foundation to a sharp looking job that is to be maintenance free for ever.

And quite literally that is what these clients do (step up to a Keller Kitchen) because we extended a 4M long elevated floor by 2.5M to give a good sized platform 6.5M x 3.8M for a spacious kitchen and then we made a real feature of it by installing a steel and glass balcony as a room divider.

Worksurfaces are Corian Clam Shell seamlessly moulded to upstands with seamlessly bonded sinks & inset drainer grooves with of course a Quooker Hot Tap.

The doors hide a Neff washing machine, Neff dishwasher, 6' high Neff larder refigerator and a large Neff freezer too.

Designing, planning and installing this kitchen was part of a much bigger project that included some internal structural alterations as well as the opening up of the apertures to receive the big glass doors and one piece window. As a result the room is flooded with natural daylight and the porcelain floor and high gloss cabinets and glass worktops reflect the trees, sky and garden.