Bespoke kitchens in Penrith

Yes, and they are some of the best rooms to work in. A conversion usually has the height and the space. What it does not have is a straight wall. So the furniture has to be drawn to the building. We measure it, draw it, and make it to that drawing.

Whatever length the room wants, because we build the carcasses. An island is not limited to the sizes a supplier happens to stock. It can carry a breakfast table built into the end if that suits how the room is used.

In-frame means each door sits inside a frame fixed to the carcass. That is how a piece of furniture is made. The cheaper way is to hang the door on the front of a box.

It takes more timber and more machining. It takes far more accuracy, because the gap round every door has to be even the whole way round, and you can see it.

It is also why a good in-frame kitchen still looks right in twenty years. There is a frame holding it all square.

Yes. We prime the work here and hand-paint it on site in water-based eggshell. The colour is whatever you want. That is the practical gain from having our own paint shop instead of ordering doors in somebody else's fixed range.