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Kitchens

Solid timber kitchens made in our barn, scribed to old walls and built to be mended, not replaced.

  • Solid oak and ash frames
  • Scribed to your walls
  • Made to be repaired
An oak kitchen with pale stone worktops in morning light

How our kitchens are built

Solid oak and ash frames

Carcasses in birch ply, every face frame and door in solid timber. Nothing is foil or chipboard.

Scribed to your walls

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

Made to be repaired

Doors can be planed, repainted and rehung. In thirty years it is still your kitchen.

Before and after

Minchinhampton: the same room, eleven weeks apart. (Before)Before
Minchinhampton: the same room, eleven weeks apart. (After)After
Minchinhampton: the same room, eleven weeks apart.

What it costs

A kitchen is priced from the drawing, fitted and oiled, with worktops and without appliances.

Kitchens

  • Small kitchenfrom £18,500
    Up to four metres of cabinets
  • Family kitchenfrom £32,000
    With an island or a larder
  • Larder cupboardfrom £4,200
    Freestanding, in oak or painted ash

Worktops

  • Oak worktop£420
    Per metre, oiled in place
  • Stone worktopfrom £650
    Templated and fitted by our mason

Good to know

How long does a kitchen take?

About four weeks of drawing and choosing, eight at the bench and two in your house.

Can you fit appliances we already own?

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

Painted or oiled?

Either. Oak and walnut we oil; ash and tulipwood we paint by hand with a brush, in any colour.

Shall we come and measure?

Commission a piece