Ward Way, Witchford

This stunning kitchen was installed in to an extension that we did, and sits in a new space that was created by removing a wall between the existing kitchen and garage, which was in turn extended to create this amazing space. The kitchen features a walnut dining bench with many integrated appliances including a built in coffee machine, nature stone tiles, LED lighting and the installation of Bi-Fold doors out on the paved garden terrace finished it off to an incredibly high standard.

Tennyson Place, Ely

This kitchen required a modern upgrade and we delivered with gloss white units, a contrasting colour of tiling works and server contemporary design ideas in term of storage and appliances.

Carter Street, Fordham

A 90’s galley kitchen was given an up to date revamp with this kitchen complete with glass splash backs and attractive floor tiling. The kitchen also boasts a number of integrated storage features which area an increasing trend as we aim to maximise storage space within kitchens.

Elm Close, Witchford

This dated kitchen required a complete overhaul, including the removal of two wall to create one open plan dining, kitchen and utility area. Once the space was made we installed this contemporary gloss cream kitchen complete with an attractive island as a centre piece.

Mere Way, Cambridge

On this project we were set the challenge to refurbish an old and extremely poorly laid out kitchen into a functional family space. We did this by removing three walls which created old fashioned coal storage and pantry rooms to create a larger kitchen area. We then removed the existing wall between the kitchen and dining room, and installed bi-fold doors to retain a partition between the two if required. The clients were delighted with the results and the contrast between light units and dark granite worktop made the space seem even larger.

Dalton Way, Ely

This project involved removing a partition wall between the existing kitchen and dining room. Altering the layout of those rooms and installing this eye catching kitchen design which includes an effective seating and storage area, plus integrated appliances and a built in wine cooler. A real wood floor added the perfect finishing touch.

Deacons Lane, Ely

This project involved a complete overhaul of the kitchen including the plumbing and electrics. The clients wanted to create a fresh new kitchen while maintaining a style that was a sympathetic with the victorian age of the property. We did this by designing a bespoke kitchen that ticked all the boxes including a range cooker, a stunning mantlepiece with period tiles inside the old fireplace, a traditional Belfast sink and framed brass handled cabinets. The whole look was brought together with a mixture of granite and wood worktops, and natural stone floor tiles.