A Kitchen
You'll Want
to Live In.

Made-to-measure kitchens for St Kilda homes, built in our own workshop in wood, stone and metal.

IN-HOUSE PRODUCTION ■ 10-YEAR WARRANTY ■ FREE MEASUREMENT VISIT

PART B

FIVE STYLES

Pick the character first. The layout, fronts and benchtop follow from it, and every style is made to measure.

Warm-toned kitchen with walnut cabinetry, stainless-steel refrigerator, central island, pendant lighting, and light wood flooring.

PART B — 01 MODERN: WALNUT FRONTS, STEEL AND AN ISLAND. REFERENCE IMAGE.

Clean lines and flat fronts, with wood, stone and metal doing the talking instead of ornament. Modern kitchens →

Detailed cabinet fronts and warm timber finishes for a traditional kitchen. Classic kitchens →

An elegant light-coloured kitchen features marble countertops, a large island, chrome faucets, white cabinetry, and gold decorative details.

02 CLASSIC — MARBLE TOPS, WHITE FRONTS, GOLD DETAILS. REFERENCE IMAGE.

Light natural timber and a calm, simple look that keeps the room open. Scandinavian kitchens →

A bright galley kitchen has wood cabinetry, white countertops, stainless-steel appliances, a sink beneath a window, and patterned flooring.

03 SCANDINAVIAN — TIMBER GALLEY UNDER A WINDOW. REFERENCE IMAGE.

An industrial kitchen that pairs metal and stone with raw textures. Loft kitchens →

Minimalist dark kitchen with matte black cabinetry, a black faucet, countertop accessories, appliances and an open cabinet containing a water filtration unit.

04 LOFT — MATTE BLACK FRONTS AND A BLACK TAP. REFERENCE IMAGE.

Classic proportions with lighter, modern detailing. Neoclassical kitchens →

A display rack holds numerous labelled laminate and wood-finish boards in varied brown, black, and light wood tones.

  PART C — A RACK OF LABELLED LAMINATE AND WOOD-FINISH BOARDS. REFERENCE IMAGE.

PART C

THE SAMPLE BOARD

FRONTS — WOOD

Timber-veneer and wood-finish cabinet fronts, held next to each other as samples.

BENCHTOPS — STONE

A close-up view of a white marble surface with subtle grey veining.

Stone benchtop samples, like this white marble with grey veining, laid against the fronts before anything is cut.

HARDWARE — METAL

A close-up shows a round brass cabinet knob mounted on a light-coloured cabinet or drawer front.

Metal handles, knobs and fittings, like this brass knob: the parts you touch every day.

PART D

TWO LAYOUTS, ONE ROOM

The two layouts people weigh up most often, side by side. Straight and U-shaped layouts are made to measure too.

L-SHAPED

L-SHAPED · FITS BEST WHEN

Two walls meet in a corner and the rest of the room needs to stay open for a table or a walkway.

L-SHAPED · WORK ZONES

Sink, cooktop and fridge spread along two runs, with the corner used for storage.

L-SHAPED · WHAT CHANGES THE ESTIMATE

The length of both runs, the front material, the benchtop and the appliances you build in.

L-SHAPED · TALK TO THE DESIGNER ABOUT

How the corner cabinet opens and where the benchtop joins.

ISLAND

ISLAND · FITS BEST WHEN

The room has clear space to walk around a freestanding block, and the kitchen doubles as a place to sit.

ISLAND · WORK ZONES

A wall run for tall storage and appliances, and an island for prep, serving or seating.

ISLAND · WHAT CHANGES THE ESTIMATE

The size of the island and wall run, the front material, the benchtop and the appliances.

ISLAND · TALK TO THE DESIGNER ABOUT

Clearances around the island and whether it carries a sink or cooktop.

PART E

WHAT SETS THE ESTIMATE

Five things decide what a made-to-measure kitchen costs. Tell us each one and we will come back with a written quote.

01 LAYOUT

Straight, L-shaped, U-shaped or with an island.

02 LENGTH

How many metres of cabinetry run along the walls.

03 FRONTS

The material of the cabinet fronts.

04 BENCHTOP

Stone or another surface, and how much of it.

05 APPLIANCES

Which appliances are built into the cabinetry.

PART F

HOW WE WORK

Six stages from the first tape measure to the last hinge adjustment. Production happens in our own workshop.

How we work, stage by stage →

Woodworking workshop containing stacked timber boards, shelving, workbenches, saws, and carpentry equipment.

PART F — A JOINERY WORKSHOP WITH TABLE SAW. REFERENCE IMAGE.

01

MEASUREMENT

A free visit to measure the room as it really is.

02

3D DESIGN

The kitchen drawn in 3D, with your style, layout and materials.

03

APPROVAL

You sign off the design before any panel is cut.

04

PRODUCTION

Cabinetry built in-house to the approved drawings.

Close-up of a CNC cutting or milling tool working on a light-coloured slab, with dust and debris visible.

STAGE 04 — A CNC TOOL MACHINING A SLAB. REFERENCE IMAGE.

05

DELIVERY

The finished parts brought to your home.

06

INSTALLATION

Fitted in place and backed by a 10-year warranty.

PART G

BEFORE WE MEASURE

The free measurement visit goes further when a few things are ready. None of it is compulsory.

How to prepare for the measurement visit →

PHOTOS OF THE CURRENT KITCHEN

Including the corners, windows and where the plumbing comes in.

ROUGH WALL LENGTHS

A rough idea is enough. We take the exact measurements on the day.

YOUR APPLIANCE LIST

What you keep, what you replace and what should be built in.

PART H

COMPLETED PROJECTS

Completed kitchens are documented on the projects page, each with a short client story, the kitchen size and the timeline. Only real, finished kitchens are listed.

See how completed projects are documented →

FREE MEASUREMENT & DESIGNER VISIT

BOOK THE VISIT.

A designer comes to measure the room and talk through style, layout and materials. You can also use the form to ask for a written quote.

REQUEST A VISIT OR QUOTE

Tell us your layout, rough length, front material, benchtop and appliances if you know them.

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