Fitted Kitchens Plymouth

Most kitchens take around three to five months from the initial design consultation through to installation. The design and specification stage typically takes four to six weeks. Manufacturing runs for around eight to ten weeks once everything is confirmed and signed off. Installation then takes between one and two weeks depending on the size and complexity of your room. If your project involves building work or wider renovation, the timeline is planned around that from the start.

We come to your home and look at the room properly. We talk through how you use your kitchen, what is and is not working at the moment, and what you want from the new one. We look at the layout, the light, any structural features that will affect the design. It is a proper conversation about your home, not a presentation about us. From that visit, we have what we need to begin designing something specific to your space.

The honest answer is that it varies considerably, and it is worth understanding why. A smaller kitchen in a straightforward room with a focused brief will cost meaningfully less than a large open-plan kitchen with complex cabinetry, high-specification appliances, and detailed storage throughout. As a broad guide, most Mastercraft kitchens sit somewhere between £25,000 and £60,000 or more, installed. The range reflects real differences in room size, materials, appliance choices, and the level of detail involved. A bespoke kitchen is a long-term investment in your home, and the design consultation will give you a much clearer picture of what your specific project is likely to involve.

Yes, and these are exactly the kinds of rooms where a bespoke approach makes the most difference. Because every kitchen is designed specifically for your space and then made to those dimensions in our own workshop, unusual features are resolved at the design stage rather than worked around on site. A sloping ceiling, a chimney breast in an inconvenient place, a room that is wider at one end than the other: these are design problems that get solved on paper before anything is built.

Because every kitchen is designed from scratch, the style is led by your home and your preferences rather than a fixed catalogue. In Plymouth, we work across a wide range, from classic shaker designs that sit naturally in period properties to more contemporary handleless kitchens suited to modern extensions and open-plan spaces. Finish, colour, door profile, and material are all chosen around your room. There is no standard collection to pick from.

Your cabinetry is made in our own UK workshop. Every cabinet is built as a rigid, fully assembled unit before it leaves, so what arrives at your home is a finished piece of furniture, not a flat-pack to be assembled on site. This produces tighter tolerances and a more consistent finish than anything put together in your kitchen from components. The interiors, hinges, drawer runners, and fittings are all specified and fitted to the same standard as the doors and fronts you see every day.

Yes, and having design and manufacturing under one roof is particularly useful in that context. When a kitchen is part of a wider building project, decisions about layout, structure, and services need to be made early and coordinated carefully. Because the same team handles design and manufacturing, those decisions are made once and built to correctly, rather than being reinterpreted by different contractors at different stages. If you are planning an extension or significant remodel, the earlier we are involved, the smoother that coordination tends to be.

Installation is handled by our own team. You do not need to find or coordinate a separate installer. The people who install your kitchen are part of the same team that designed and made it, which means they already know exactly what was planned and how it should go in. Nothing is being worked out on site for the first time. The installation is the final stage of a process that has been properly managed from the beginning.

We work across Plymouth and throughout South Devon and the wider South West. As well as Plymouth, we regularly work in Torquay, Paignton, Barnstaple, and across the surrounding area. If you are unsure whether your location falls within our area, just get in touch and we can confirm.

This works well, provided we are brought in at the right point. The design and specification process can run alongside a build programme, and because the cabinetry is made to order, the timing of manufacturing is planned around when the room will be ready. We would typically want to do a final measurement visit once the room is at first fix stage, before anything is manufactured. Getting the design agreed early gives the build team the information they need and avoids delays later.

You do not need to. Most people come to the first conversation with a general sense of what is not working in their current kitchen, some loose ideas about layout, and perhaps a few images they have saved. That is plenty. Part of the designer's job is to ask the right questions and translate what you are describing into something that will actually work in your room. You do not need to arrive with a brief. The brief is developed through the conversation.

The first step is arranging a design consultation in your home. We come to you, look at the room, and talk through your project properly. From that visit, we have what we need to begin developing a design specific to your space. To arrange a consultation, get in touch through the contact page or call the studio directly.