Kitchen design and planning in Hemel Hempstead. Measured survey, layout options, honest advice on what the room will and will not take. Free, no obligation.
The original kitchens in the Hemel new-town housing are small, and most of the good work here is getting more out of the same footprint rather than adding to it. That starts with a proper measured survey, because a plan drawn from a showroom sketch is where the expensive surprises come from.
Actual measurements, including the out-of-square bits, before any layout is drawn.
Options with honest trade-offs, not one plan presented as the only answer.
An island needs clearance the room may not have. We will say so early rather than let you fall in love with it.
The design comes with a real price, including the trades. A design without a price is a sales tool.
Send a photo or a quick video of the room on WhatsApp, or get a free fixed quote — no obligation, and we’ll tell you straight what it needs.
No, and there is no obligation. We would rather design something you can afford and have you come back than produce a plan that only works on paper.
In most of the original Hemel kitchens, honestly, no — you need about a metre of clearance all round for it to work rather than get in the way. A peninsula often gives you the same worktop and prep space in half the room.
You can, and it is worth pricing, but moving services is where kitchen budgets disappear. We will show you a layout that keeps them and one that moves them, with both prices, and let you decide.