• 800+ kitchens completed across Nottingham and the East Midlands, each finished with a written installation warranty
• Family-run since day one – you deal directly with the people who design and fit your kitchen, not a call centre
• See your own kitchen before you commit, using CAD and interactive floor-planning software

• Photographs and CAD renders of completed kitchens spanning a wide budget range, from straightforward fits starting around £5,000 up to bespoke projects well into five figures
• Examples across all three areas of craftsmanship: tailored cabinetry from hand-finished Shaker to handleless contemporary, stone and engineered worktops in granite, quartz, Corian and Dekton, and respray or refinishing work on existing units that are structurally sound but tired-looking
• A plain-English account of which trades were involved on a given job – joiners, plumbers, electricians, Gas Safe engineers, plasterers, tilers – so you can see how the coordination actually worked, not just the finished shot
• Examples matched to your own property type where they exist – Victorian and Edwardian terraces, 1930s semis, new-build apartments, bungalows – rather than generic stock photography
• References from past customers who've agreed to be a point of contact for a genuine enquiry
• A look at the format of the written sign-off and warranty paperwork you'd receive at the end of your own project

• Addresses of past customers aren't published or shared, and you can't turn up unannounced to view someone's kitchen – any visit only ever happens with that homeowner's explicit agreement
• A number of completed jobs are never shown publicly at all, simply because the customer preferred to keep their home private – that's respected without exception, however good the job was
• Structural changes such as removing a load-bearing wall to open up a kitchen-diner are coordinated with a structural engineer and building control as a separate piece of work, and aren't shown as a standard kitchen installation example
• Listed building or conservation area consent, relevant in parts of the Lace Market and central Nottingham, is assessed case by case for your own property – a similar-looking job having gone ahead elsewhere isn't a guarantee yours will

1. Tell us about your kitchen and property -- On the phone or at your free home visit, we ask about your current layout, the style you're drawn to, and roughly what you want to spend. That lets us pull up completed jobs that are genuinely comparable – a similar age of property, a similar footprint – rather than a generic gallery.
2. See relevant finished work and hear how it went -- You'll see photographs and, where a past customer is happy to help, a phone call or reference so you can ask direct questions about how the job actually ran – timescales, disruption, how any snags were handled.
3. Free design consultation in your home -- A designer measures your space and talks through your ideas in person. This is also where period-property quirks – solid uneven floors, out-of-square walls, old gas or waste runs – get spotted early rather than discovered mid-fit.
4. CAD design and interactive floor-planning -- You get a photo-realistic view of your own kitchen, not someone else's, so you can see how your chosen units, worktop and finish will actually look before anything is ordered.
5. Fitting, coordinated trade by trade -- Carpentry and cabinet making, plumbing, electrics, gas connection and plastering are scheduled and managed as one job, so you're dealing with one point of contact rather than juggling separate tradespeople yourself.
6. Completion sign-off and a written warranty -- The finished kitchen is checked against the written agreement, snags are closed off, and you get formal sign-off paperwork plus the guarantee documentation – the same records that make up the portfolio you saw at the start.

Kitchen prices vary a lot depending on what's involved, so treat any figure as a starting point rather than a quote. Nationally, UK average labour-only kitchen fitting costs sit around £3,500, with full kitchen renovations running roughly £6,200–£16,800 for a budget-to-mid-range job and £15,000–£50,000-plus for a bespoke fit-out with structural changes, premium stone worktops or high-end cabinetry (Checkatrade Kitchen Fitting Cost Guide 2026). Our own completed projects sit across that spectrum – straightforward replacements starting from around £5,000, up through mid-range renovations with new plumbing and electrics, to bespoke jobs involving natural stone worktops, full respraying or structural knock-throughs at the top end. Where the budget doesn't stretch far enough up front, finance is available through an FCA-regulated partner, subject to status. None of this replaces an actual figure for your own kitchen – a free home visit is how you get a full, written, no-obligation quotation with no hidden extras, because layout, wall condition, existing pipework and your choice of units and worktop all move the price more than any average ever will.

Every kitchen behind our previous work isn't just a nice photo – it ends with formal sign-off paperwork and a written installation warranty, 5 years on labour and installation and 2 years on products, and that documentation is kept on file rather than left to memory. If you want to check what was actually fitted, when, and under what guarantee on a past job, the record exists to back it up. As a family-run business rather than a national chain, you're dealing with the same people who designed your kitchen right through to the person who hands you the keys at the end, and the written agreement you sign before work starts has no hidden fees built in. That's the real evidence behind the 800-plus finished kitchens – not a marketing claim, but a filing cabinet of sign-off records and warranty documents to match.

Most of the work in our portfolio sits in and around Nottingham itself, working out from a dedicated regional workshop. The Lace Market and the wider Creative Quarter account for a fair number of jobs with an industrial-chic feel – exposed brick, matte-black hardware, handleless units – which suits the converted warehouse and townhouse stock in that part of the city. Around Wollaton, close to Wollaton Hall and its deer park, the style tends to run more classic-meets-contemporary, in keeping with the area's period housing. In the city's older conservation areas near Nottingham Castle and the sandstone caves, uneven period floors and older foundations come up regularly and get factored into the design rather than treated as a surprise on fitting day. Out towards West Bridgford and along the Trent, proximity to Trent Bridge and the river shapes delivery logistics for larger stone worktops and units. Coverage extends along the Nottingham Express Transit tram corridor through Beeston and Clifton, and further out into Wollaton, Arnold and Sneinton, plus Nottinghamshire towns including Mansfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Stapleford. Into Derbyshire, past jobs cover Derby, Long Eaton, Alfreton and Heanor, with the service area extending roughly 15–20 miles from the workshop towards Chesterfield and the Derbyshire border.

The best way to judge previous work is to see how it applies to your own home, not someone else's. Book a free home visit and you'll get relevant examples, an honest look at what's realistic for your budget, and a photo-realistic design of your own kitchen before you commit to anything.

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