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Bespoke kitchens in Charnwood

Kitchens for Charnwood homes, from Birstall, Syston and Rothley to Loughborough, Shepshed and the Charnwood Forest villages. Designed by our own team around how your household lives, with home appointments if Wigston feels a long way to come.

Designed around how Charnwood households live

Designed around how Charnwood households live

Charnwood is a borough of very different homes: Edwardian and 1930s houses in Birstall and Rothley, newer estates in Syston and Thurmaston, terraces in Loughborough and stone cottages in Woodhouse Eaves. Many family kitchens have simply been outgrown, so we ask who uses the room and when before we draw a single unit.

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Any colour, made to fit where it counts

Any colour, made to fit where it counts

Every kitchen is designed by our own team. Where a standard size or colour won't do, such as a deep alcove in an Edwardian house or a larder painted to match the hall, we make that piece in our own workshop in Wigston.

Your nearest showroom

From Birstall, Syston or Thurmaston, our Wigston showroom is usually 20 to 30 minutes round the outer ring road. From Loughborough or Shepshed, allow around 40 minutes, so many people start with a home appointment instead.

96 Leicester Road, Wigston, Leicestershire LE18 1DR

What our kitchen customers say

Read enough of our reviews and the same words keep coming up: listened, no pressure, no hidden extras.

★★★★★
“We were listened to at all stages, there were no hidden or unexpected extras to pay.”
Stefan Potiuk, kitchen
★★★★★
“Everything is made locally, bespoke to your requirements.”
Iffar Rasul, kitchen
★★★★★
“Any issues that cropped up during the build were resolved quickly.”
Janet Smith, kitchen

Charnwood kitchen questions

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Can you add a utility room or boot room at the same time?

Yes. We design and make utility room furniture in our own workshop, so it can match your kitchen or be finished in a colour of its own. Planning both together usually makes better use of the space and takes pressure off the kitchen.

Is a stone cottage in the Forest villages a problem?

Not at all. Older cottages in places like Woodhouse Eaves need careful measuring and a bit more thought around thick walls and uneven floors. Where standard units won't sit properly, we can make pieces to fit in our own workshop.