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Bespoke handmade kitchens, studies and bedroom storage.
We have designed and created stunning bespoke handmade kitchens, studies and bedroom storage for a range of clients – who return to us time and time again. From modern kitchen designs to the more traditional Shaker and Farmhouse kitchens we can design the perfect kitchen to suit all requirements.
Filing drawers behind double doors in a painted study
Illuminated oak worktop on display at our showroom in Petersfield, Hampshire
Illuminated breakfast bar which gives it the wow factor
The same Illuminated breakfast bar without the light on.
Bespoke designed shelving unit installed in this gorgeous living room.
Oak study which also has two beds one of which is normally pushed away under the first.
Oak study also contains two beds, one slides under the other.
Double door unit in an alcove.
Open the doors reveals a TV.
The doors slide away to give you an uninterrupted view of your TV.
A pair of double doors and open shelves built into an alcove.
Stunning Oak wardrobes which we made to reflect the house they were fitted into.
This painted farmhouse was installed in a very old cottage.
Another photo of the farmhouse kitchen showing the sink area including integrated dishwasher housing.
This shows the utility room of the farmhouse which had some interesting angles.
2 pan trays behind a door. The kitchen was made in limed Oak.
A pull-out larder unit which gives good access to storage.
Another photo of the Henham kitchen. We had made the pine dresser many years before.
This kitchen was made for Mrs Henham so we named it after her. A plain kitchen but still with all the benefits of a quality handmade kitchen
The stunning Henman kitchen. Unique design and named after our customer.
Part of the limed Oak kitchen designed and installed by us at Dowers.
Drawer bottoms of kitchen waiting to be sprayed in our workshop in Petersfield
Drawers created and ready to be sprayed.
A door being assembled dry before being glued up.
The handmade doors of the kitchen. Shaker Kitchen.
