Bespoke Kitchens in Plymouth Design, Supply & Installation

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A Devon studio, not a national franchise. We work from Truro. Plymouth is served by the same studio and the same people who draw the room.

15 years in the KBB sector. Our founder holds a degree in interior architecture and has 15 years in kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms. The studio works with homeowners and developers on bespoke projects.

Full 3D visualisation before you commit. Every room is drawn in Winner 3D from your own eye height, so the layout, the finishes and the lighting are agreed on screen rather than discovered on site.

Every location has a predictable set of failures worth designing out before a single unit is ordered. These are the ones we plan around here.

Victorian terraces: services, stacks and narrow rooms

In Stoke, Peverell and Mutley the recurring constraint is a long narrow room with one external wall, a soil stack that is expensive to move, retained chimney breasts and a suspended timber floor. Layouts that ignore any of those are redrawn on site at cost.

We survey the room as built and design around the fixed points, testing circulation in 3D before cabinetry is specified, often concentrating tall storage on one wall so the room does not read as a corridor.

Salt exposure on the Sound and waterside

Property in Hooe, Turnchapel, the Barbican and along the Sound takes salt-laden air year round, which shortens the life of standard ironmongery, hinges and finishes.

We specify ironmongery and fixings suited to coastal conditions, moisture-resistant substrates in wet zones, and extraction sized to the room and ducted outside.

Post-war stock: thin construction and dated services

Plymouth’s rebuild housing often has lighter construction, limited insulation and electrical and drainage installations that predate modern kitchen loads and appliance positions.

Capacity, drainage falls and structural fixing points are checked at survey, so wall-hung units, heavy stone worktops and modern appliance loads are specified against what the building can actually take.

• Stack, waste runs and boiler position recorded at survey
• Circulation tested at real dimensions in 3D
• Tall storage concentrated to keep sight lines open
• Floor build-up and finished levels agreed before ordering
• Electrical capacity and appliance loads checked at survey
• Fixing substrates confirmed for heavy wall-mounted elements
• Drainage runs and falls verified before layouts are fixed

The sequence does not change with the postcode. It is what keeps a project predictable.

Design consultation. How the household uses the space, the state of the building, your budget position and timescale, and an honest answer on whether the project suits us.

Survey and measured drawings. Measured as built, with structure, services, floor levels and any heritage constraints recorded. In period and converted property this stage decides everything that follows.

Winner 3D design and specification. You see the room in three dimensions from your own eye height, with cabinetry, finishes, lighting and appliances specified: and you change it on screen, not on site.

Ordering and programme. Schüller, Novelle or Omega cabinetry ordered against a dated programme, with trades and deliveries booked around access, other contractors and the building’s own sequence.

Installation and handover. One studio installs and stays responsible, with weekly updates. Handover includes the snagging walk-through and manufacturer warranties.