Fitted Kitchens Truro

Most kitchens take around three to five months from the initial design consultation through to the end of installation. The design and specification stage typically takes four to six weeks, depending on how much detail and revision is involved. Manufacturing takes around eight to ten weeks once the design is signed off. Installation usually runs for one to two weeks on site, though larger or more complex rooms can take a little longer. We will give you a clear timeline at the start so you know what to plan around.

We come to your home. That is where it starts. We look at the room properly, take note of how it works at the moment, what is not working, and what you need from it. We talk through your priorities, whether that is storage, layout, materials, appliances, or all of those things. There is no presentation, no showroom tour. It is a practical conversation in your own kitchen, and it gives us what we need to begin designing something that is right for your specific home.

Yes, and in older Truro properties this is more common than not. Sloping ceilings, chimney breasts, uneven floors, walls that are not quite square: these are all resolved at the design stage. Because we design and make your kitchen ourselves, there is no standard template that needs to be forced to fit. The cabinetry is built to your room's actual dimensions, so these features are accommodated properly rather than worked around.

Because every kitchen is designed from scratch, the starting point is always your home rather than a fixed range of door styles. That said, the most common choices for properties in and around Truro tend to be shaker, in-frame, and more contemporary handleless designs. The style that works best is usually shaped by the character of the property. A stone cottage often suits a different approach to a newer coastal home. We talk through that as part of the design process. You can also look through kitchen styles and finishes to get a sense of the options before we meet.

It depends on the size of the room, the materials you choose, the appliances, and the level of storage detail involved. A smaller kitchen in a cottage will sit at a different level to a large open-plan space in a farmhouse with a full appliance specification. As a guide, most kitchens we design and install sit somewhere between £25,000 and £60,000, with some larger or more complex projects going beyond that. The honest answer is that we can only give you a meaningful figure once we have seen your room and understood what you need. What we can tell you is that the cost reflects a kitchen designed specifically for your home, made to last, and installed by the same team who designed it.

Once your design is finalised and signed off, your kitchen goes into production in our own UK workshop. Every cabinet is built as a rigid unit, fully assembled before it leaves the workshop. We do not send flat-pack components to site. That means the tolerances are tighter, the construction is more consistent, and the installation is cleaner because everything arrives ready to fit rather than being assembled in your home.

Installation is carried out by our own team, not subcontracted to a separate company. The people fitting your kitchen understand how it was designed and how it was built. That matters practically, especially in rooms with unusual features or tight dimensions. If anything needs to be resolved on site, the knowledge is there to deal with it properly.

Yes, and having design and manufacturing under one roof is particularly valuable when a kitchen is part of a wider building project. If you are extending your home or reconfiguring the layout, the kitchen design can be developed alongside the build rather than being fitted in around it afterwards. We are used to working with architects and builders, and we can join a project at the right stage so that structural decisions and kitchen decisions are made together, not in conflict with each other.

Yes. Appliances are specified as part of the design process, so the cabinetry is built around them from the start rather than having to accommodate them afterwards. We work with a range of appliance brands and can advise on what works well for your layout and how you use your kitchen. The appliance choices are your decision, but we make sure everything integrates properly with the design from the beginning.

We cover Truro and the wider area across Cornwall and the South West. We work regularly in towns like Falmouth, St Austell, and Newquay, as well as across the broader South West coverage area. If you are unsure whether we cover your location, just get in touch and we will confirm it straightaway.

That is fine, and it is more common than you might think. Most people come to the first conversation with a rough sense of what is not working in their current kitchen rather than a clear idea of what they want instead. That is a perfectly good starting point. We ask the right questions, look at the room properly, and help you work out what the kitchen needs to do. The design grows from that conversation, not from a fixed menu of options.

A kitchen retailer works from a range of standard products and configures them to fit your room as best they can. We design your kitchen from scratch for your specific room and make it in our own workshop. There is no standard range being adapted, no components being sourced from a catalogue. The design, the manufacturing and the installation are all handled by the same team, which means the decisions made at the design stage are carried through properly to the finished kitchen. That is a fundamentally different way of doing it.