Our Bespoke Projects
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Property - 18th Century Victorian Gothic riverside warehouse, East London.
This beautiful kitchen was crafted along side designer Sophie Mills, & went on to win the Ultimate Luxury Kitchen Design of the Year award. We selected birch plywood as the base material for the entire project, and hand pressed engineer grade oak veneers onto these boards, to create a substrate thick enough to allow us to remove the soft grain, and create the beautiful textures.
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Property - Riverside cottage, Pin Mill
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This refined, minimal kitchen was another project we undertook, alongside Sophie Mills, on the banks of river Orwell in Suffolk. We used oak​ extensively throughout the project, in both raw and dark finishes, which brought both contrast but also continuity with the oak flooring throughout.
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Property - Ardnagaul, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
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This kitchen represents our minimal take on traditional shaker, where we bevel the shoulder of the shaker panels, in order to soften the lines. This also has the added benefit of making the doors far easier to clean and maintain than with a square shoulder. Premium pocket door closing systems on the breakfast cabinet, matching display dresser & Utility room, all finished with our premium spray option, transformed this space into the one that the property deserved.
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Property - Beyton House, Suffolk
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This kitchen showcased the use of Fenix luxury laminates, which are a fantastic option for a slab style kitchen, with their unrivalled wear tolerance, but also their soft-touch feel. We press these laminated onto birch plywood for integral strength and stability, and this creates a product that will look at its best for many years to come.
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Property - Sicklesmere Road, Bury St Edmunds
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We designed this beautiful luxury walnut kitchen, alongside our client, in this period property in the heart of Suffolk. We used smoked fluted glass in the larders to compliment the glass in the appliances, which further enhanced this high end interior. All veneers were book matched and pressed onto plywood for strength, and the breakfast cabinet pocked door was fluted to tie with the glass in the larder. A true show-stopper of a kitchen, that has inspired many projects since.
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