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An oak kitchen with pale stone worktops in morning light

Kitchens

Made in our own workshop to fit the room, the cook and the house, not a catalogue.

Why ours last

Solid timber

Oak, ash and tulipwood frames, jointed and pegged. Nothing is chipboard.

Made to the room

Old walls are never straight. Every cabinet is scribed to the wall it stands against.

Meant to be repaired

Doors can be planed, repainted and rehung. In twenty years it will still be your kitchen.

Drawn round how you cook

We begin with a morning in your present kitchen, watching where things are put down and what is always in the way.

The drawings come from that: the height of the worktop, where the bread lives, whether the table is for homework or for supper.

Then eight weeks in the workshop and three in your house, with a kettle and a hob that work throughout.

A kitchen with terracotta walls and cream cabinets

Before and after

Lansdown: the same room, four months apart. (Before)Before
Lansdown: the same room, four months apart. (After)After
Lansdown: the same room, four months apart.

Good to know

Do you fit appliances we already own?

Yes. Give us the models and we draw the cabinets round them.

Can you match existing joinery?

That is most of what we do. We copy the mouldings of the house so the kitchen reads as part of it.

What does a kitchen cost?

Most of ours cost between £38,000 and £70,000 made and fitted, with worktops and without appliances.

Shall we look at yours?

The first visit is free, takes an hour and commits you to nothing.