Kitchens and wardrobes for every unit.

01 Why us

Workshop-direct, one point of contact.

Fitting out flats usually means juggling a kitchen supplier, a wardrobe company, a carpenter and an installation team — each with its own lead time. We replace all of them.

We design, make and install kitchens, wardrobes, hallway storage and living-room units as one package. Everything is produced in our own workshop, so there is no retailer or showroom margin between you and the factory. That is how we can offer made-to-measure furniture at prices that work for rental and development budgets.

Because each piece is made to measure, it fits each unit properly — including the awkward ones, where a standard kitchen would need filler panels and compromises. And once a design is approved, it can be repeated across every unit of the same layout, which keeps decisions, costs and timelines simple.

Who we work with

• Buy-to-let landlords preparing a flat for new tenants
• Portfolio investors who want the same reliable spec across several properties
• Small and mid-sized developers fitting out new-build and conversion schemes
• Refurbishment contractors who need a dependable joinery partner

A rental kitchen is used harder than most owner-occupied ones, by people who did not choose it. The specification should expect that.

• Edges are where kitchens fail first. Thick ABS edging on doors and carcasses resists knocks from bags, pushchairs and vacuum cleaners, and stops water getting into the board.
• Matt laminate doors. They hide fingerprints and small scratches better than gloss and are easy to wipe down between tenancies.
• Laminate worktops. Hard-wearing, affordable and easy to replace if one section is damaged. Compact laminate is a step up where a slimmer, fully waterproof top is worth it.
• Hardware that lasts. Blum hinges and runners stand up to years of daily use and can be adjusted in seconds at check-out.
• The sink area. The cabinet under the sink takes the most water. Careful sealing and edging there keep water out of the board, where it does the most damage.
• Plinths that cope with mops. Plinths take knocks and water from cleaning. A durable plinth on adjustable legs is easy to unclip, clean behind and refit.
• Simple handles. Robust bar handles survive better than delicate knobs and are easy to replace if one goes missing.

The same thinking applies to wardrobes: hard-wearing doors, rails supported so they do not bow, and drawers on runners that cope with being overloaded. A specification chosen for tenants costs a little more on day one and much less over the next few tenancies.

You do not need a development to work with us. Landlords with a single buy-to-let flat get the same process: one design, one fixed price, one delivery and one fitter.

A kitchen between tenancies

The most common single-flat project is replacing a tired kitchen during a void. The design and price can be agreed in advance from photos and rough measurements, with the final measure as soon as the flat is empty.

Adding storage

Many London rentals have little or no built-in storage. Fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms and a cupboard in the hallway make a flat easier to let and reduce the need to supply freestanding furniture that tenants may not want.

A full refresh

Kitchen, wardrobes and hallway done together, in matching finishes, so the flat looks finished in listing photos. Designing it as one project means one visit to measure and one installation period.

When you are not nearby

Many landlords do not live near their flats. Designs and prices are shared by email, and access for the measure and the installation can be arranged with your letting agent or managing agent.

In a block or a portfolio, the same layout often repeats. Treating each layout as a unit type keeps decisions, prices and timelines simple. It also makes life easier for whoever manages the flats later, because every kitchen of one type is built the same way.

Unit types

Each distinct layout gets one design and one fixed price. A scheme with three layouts has three designs, however many flats it contains.

Handed versions

Mirror-image flats can have a mirrored version of the same design, so the look and price stay consistent.

Measured individually

Even identical flats are never identical to the millimetre. Each unit is measured on site before manufacture, so every kitchen and wardrobe fits its own room.

Kept on file

Approved drawings and specifications are kept, so the same design can be repeated for future units — or a single door replaced years later in the same finish, where that finish is still available.

The more we know at the start, the faster and more accurate the price. You do not need all of this — but each item helps.

• Floor plans or architect drawings for each unit type, with room dimensions if you have them.
• The number of units of each type, and whether any are mirrored.
• Which rooms to include: kitchen only, or kitchen, wardrobes, hallway and living storage.
• Your target dates — completion, handover or tenancy start.
• A budget per unit, if you have one. We propose a specification to suit it rather than designing past it.
• Appliances — whether you supply them, and which models, so the cabinets are made around them.

Send what you have through the full quote form, where you can attach plans. For a single flat, the whole-apartment page explains how we plan every room together. We reply within one working day. For larger schemes, it usually helps to go through the plans together before the first design, so the specification matches your budget and your programme from the start.