A multi-award winning joinery designer, specialising in kitchens, wardrobes and bathrooms.
Malvern is a suburb of substantial, well-kept family homes, Edwardian and Federation residences, elegant Interwar houses in Old English and Georgian Revival styles, and generous gardens on its wide, established streets. These are homes built for family life over the long term, and their joinery has to match: hardworking kitchens with butler's pantries, mudrooms and laundries, wardrobes and living-room built-ins that take daily use while sitting comfortably within a period interior. We handcraft bespoke cabinetry that respects a home's era, traditional panelling and timber detailing where it suits, cleaner contemporary joinery where the brief calls for it. We work closely with Malvern's architects and interior designers, matching timber species, finishes and proportions to the broader scheme.
Custom cabinetry in Malvern is quoted individually, depending on scope, timber species and finishes. A full bespoke kitchen with a butler's pantry sits at the higher end, while a single wardrobe or built-in unit costs considerably less. We provide a detailed quote after an initial consultation and on-site measure.
Yes. Much of our Malvern work is delivered alongside architects and interior designers, and we build comfortably to detailed drawings and specifications. We can join at concept stage to advise on materials and construction detail, or come in later to build an approved design.
Yes. Malvern is full of substantial family homes, and we regularly design hardworking kitchens, butler's pantries, mudrooms, laundries and wardrobes built to take daily use. We plan storage and layout around how the household actually lives, using durable finishes and integrated appliances that hold up over the long term.
Yes. Matching new cabinetry to a period home is central to what we do. For Malvern's Edwardian, Federation and Interwar houses we replicate traditional profiles, panelling and timber finishes, and can restore or reproduce existing detailing so new joinery reads as original. We assess the home's period features at the first site visit.