Fluted oak kitchen
A Victorian terrace opened up into one long room. Fluted oak doors hide the fridge and the larder.
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Kitchens, staircases and fitted joinery
Designed with you, made from solid timber in our own workshop, and fitted by the people who made it.
Solid oak, walnut and ashNo wraps, no flat-pack
01 Timber
We start with the board. Oak, walnut and ash, chosen by hand at the yard, then kept in the workshop for weeks so it settles before a single cut. That is why our doors still close sweetly twenty years on.
Every tread, door and drawer front is cut from the same few boards, so the grain runs on from one to the next.
02 The bench
We pick each board for colour and grain, and keep it in the workshop until it settles.
Every face is planed flat and square, so joints close with no gaps and no filler.
Edges, handles and mouldings are shaped with hand tools, the way a machine never quite manages.
Mortise and tenon, dovetail and dowel. Glued and pinned, never stapled.
The same makers bring it to you, fit it in, and leave the room swept.
03 Work
Nothing here came from a catalogue. Each piece was drawn for its room, then made and fitted by us.
04 In numbers
Shavings, not sawdust. Most of what leaves our bench is cut by hand, so the joints fit the first time.
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“The drawers still close without a sound, three years on.”
“They drew the kitchen round our old range, and it fits to the millimetre.”
“The fitters swept up every evening and the stair went in on the day they said.”
05 Start a project
Tell us about the room and what you’d like in it. We reply within two working days to arrange a visit, measure up and talk it through.
01632 960457Kitchens, stairs and rooms
A few of the rooms we’ve drawn, made and fitted. Tap a photo to see it larger.
A Victorian terrace opened up into one long room. Fluted oak doors hide the fridge and the larder.
Forty treads round a glass wall, with a handrail bent in one piece.
Shelves and rails the full length of a loft room, lit from above.
Floor-to-ceiling walnut in a barn conversion, with a long island that seats six.
Solid oak treads cut to a curve, on a plastered stair in a new house.
A newel post turned and carved to match a 1930s hall.
Frames for a pantry’s glazed doors, jointed and ready to glue.
About twelve weeks, start to finish
Six steps from the first visit to the day we sweep up. You see drawings and timber before anything is cut.
We come to you, measure up and listen. Bring photos, a scrapbook, or nothing at all.
Plans, elevations and a fixed price. We change the drawings until they feel right, at no charge.
We choose the boards for your job and show you samples of the grain and the oil before we cut.
Everything is made in our workshop. Come and see it on the bench, any Saturday morning.
The makers fit it themselves. Worktops, lights and appliances are arranged by us.
A visit after the first winter to ease anything the heating has moved, and a guarantee on every joint.
Prices
Example prices. Every job gets a fixed price after the drawings, so it never creeps.
| KitchensSolid oak or ash, painted or oiled | from £28,000 |
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| StaircasesStraight, turned or curved | from £9,500 |
| Fitted roomsDressing rooms, studies, libraries | from £7,000 |
| Alcoves and window seatsA single piece of joinery | from £1,800 |
Six makers, one workshop
A converted cart shed with good light, a timber store and a long bench. Come and see your job being made.
We are joiners first. Every drawing is made by someone who has cut the joints, and every kitchen is fitted by the people who built it.
Machines cut the boards to size. The fitting, shaping and finishing are done by hand.
Offcuts become drawer runners and chopping boards. Shavings go to a local stables.
Glued and pinned joints, screwed hinges and oil you can top up. Anything can be put right.
Saturday mornings are for visitors. See work on the bench, feel the timbers and bring your drawings.
Arrange a visit| Monday to Friday | 8am to 5pm |
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| Saturday | Visits, 9am to 12pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
We reply within two working days
A few questions so we can come prepared. No obligation, and the first visit is free.
We read every enquiry ourselves and ring you to arrange a visit.