Crafting Excellence
We specialise in bespoke kitchens crafted from CNC-cut plywood. Each kitchen is meticulously hand-finished in our workshop in North West London, ensuring exquisite quality and a personal touch.
Sustainability at Our Core
We use FSC-certified plywood, which is sourced responsibly from EU suppliers to protect our forests. Our production process is optimised for minimal waste and maximum efficiency, aligning with our commitment to a greener future.
Innovative Design
CNC technology allows us to create precise and intricate designs, while the natural charm of the materials and finishes add warmth and depth to your space. Whether you’re drawn to a minimalist aesthetic or a playful mix of colours and textures, we will work with you to craft a kitchen that perfectly suits your style.
A Personal Touch
Your journey with us is a collaborative process. From the initial consultation to the final installation, we are dedicated to bringing your vision to life.
We believe in creating spaces that work well, have a high attention to detail and inspire joy.
We believe in creating spaces that work well, have a high attention to detail and inspire joy.
Meet The Team
Our fabulous founder Richard, as well as being ginger and occasionally very irritating, has many characteristics that you really do want from someone who is going to build you a bespoke kitchen. He's charming, which helps when discussing the options: colours, texture, finish etc. He is also very pedantic and pays far too much attention to tiny details - a good trait when designing kitchens, because they really do need to work.
Richard also has lots of practical experience to back up the bluster. His professional journey started way back at the turn of the millennium when studying architecture and sustainable design at university. It took him through teaching, art and antiques businesses, to managing a social enterprise that empowered communities through making and then all the way to his wonderful workshop at The Old Sub-station, in the salubrious Harlesden, NW London.
He hopes you will visit to see where the alchemy happens.
Richard also has lots of practical experience to back up the bluster. His professional journey started way back at the turn of the millennium when studying architecture and sustainable design at university. It took him through teaching, art and antiques businesses, to managing a social enterprise that empowered communities through making and then all the way to his wonderful workshop at The Old Sub-station, in the salubrious Harlesden, NW London.
He hopes you will visit to see where the alchemy happens.