Kitchens and cabinetry

Kitchens, and the door styles they get built from. Ask and we will arrange for you to see a finished job near you.

White shaker kitchen with butcher block counters, exposed brick and a stainless refrigerator

Commercial kitchen with copper pans hanging over stainless steel prep stations

White kitchen with glass globe pendants over a long island and wooden cross back stools

Dark modern kitchen with a walnut dining ledge and wire frame chairs

White kitchen with brass fittings, a marble island and a stainless range

Kitchen backsplash detail in veined stone with ceramic vases on the counter

Handleless gloss white kitchen opening onto a dining table by a window

Woman preparing a salad at the counter of a white kitchen

Open plan kitchen with a white island, exposed timber beam and full height glazing

Charcoal kitchen with brass pendants, open shelving and a breakfast bar

White kitchen with a custom hood, marble backsplash and a dark stained island

Gray island with white marble counters, a modern chandelier and stainless appliances

Pale blue upper cabinets over white bases with teal pendants and brass legged stools

White kitchen with brass lantern pendants over a marble waterfall island

White kitchen with a marble waterfall island and a professional range

Teal island under an exposed beam with industrial pendants and black steel windows

Minimal white galley kitchen with backlit glass and a single counter stool

White kitchen under a vaulted ceiling with a rattan chandelier over the island

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Door styles and finishes

Profiles and finishes from the Shiloh, Eclipse and Fabuwood ranges. We bring samples to the house so you can see a finish in your own light.

What to look at in these

Photographs of finished kitchens all look similar after a while, so it is worth knowing what actually separates them. Look at where the runs of cabinetry stop and start, and whether the fillers and end panels line up with the walls rather than leaving a gap someone has caulked. Look at the sight lines from the doorway. Look at whether the island leaves enough room to open the dishwasher while somebody else is standing at the range.

Those are design decisions, and they are made long before anybody picks a paint color. They are also the decisions that determine whether a kitchen is pleasant to cook in for as long as you live there.

How a kitchen gets built

Every job starts as a measured drawing of the existing room and a conversation about what is not working in it. The layout is settled first, then the cabinetry is specified against it, then the trades are scheduled in the order the work has to happen.

The room measured and drawn before anything is ordered
Cabinetry chosen to suit the space, not the catalog
Countertops templated off the installed cabinets
Plumbing, electrical and flooring sequenced by us
Appliances delivered to meet the schedule, not the other way round

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