Job #1
Brighton — Bespoke Oak & Painted Kitchen
Oak veneer cabinetry and traditionally made tulipwood face frames, finished in a paint the client sourced themselves.
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Projects
Six kitchens, start to finish
Materials, paint, weeks in the workshop and weeks on site — the whole of a job rather than the one photograph taken at the end of it.
Case studies
What a bespoke kitchen actually involves
Every kitchen on this page was drawn for one room, cut in the workshop in Worthing and finished by hand on site. None of them exists anywhere else.
The pattern is consistent: oak veneer and MDF where stability matters, solid American tulipwood for the face frames that carry the hinges and hold a painted edge crisp, and a colour chosen by the client rather than picked off a chart. What changes is the room, the architecture around it and how long it takes to do properly.
Painted country joinery in a beamed, brick-floored room; a sage shaker kitchen running floor to ceiling down one wall; deep navy cabinetry built around a range and a wall of bare brick. Six rooms, one pair of hands.
Job #2
Worthing — Handcrafted Oak & Custom Colour Kitchen
Traditional framed cabinetry in a custom-mixed colour, made a few miles from where it was fitted.
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Job #3
Tunbridge Wells — Fully Bespoke Framed Kitchen
A ten-week programme, and the room to resolve every detail without compromise.
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Job #4
Painted Country Kitchen with a Brick Range Recess
Framed cabinetry and solid oak worktops, built into a beamed room with a brick floor and a range recess in the original brickwork.
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Job #5
Sage Green Shaker Kitchen
A shaker kitchen in soft sage, with a full-height bank of cabinets down one wall and an island under pendant lights.
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Job #6
Navy Island Kitchen with Exposed Brick
Deep navy cabinetry built around a range cooker and a wall of exposed brick, under a rooflight.
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Made for the home
No two kitchens are identical
Each kitchen is approached as an individual piece of fitted furniture, with the materials, proportions, internal arrangements, finishes and installation considered specifically for the space in which it will live.
From the initial workshop construction through to the final stages of fitting and painting, the emphasis remains on careful workmanship, quality materials and cabinetry designed to provide decades of service.
Next step
Let's talk about your kitchen
Book a free, no-obligation design visit. Ollie measures up, talks through what you want and follows up with a drawing and a fixed written quote — usually within a week.