Bespoke kitchen design and build

Approach

Bespoke kitchen

A bespoke kitchen: from the first plan to the last plinth.

Everything from one hand. We draw, build and install your bespoke kitchen ourselves: the design, the cabinets from our own workshop, the worktop, the appliances, the services and the fitting. You deal with one point of contact, from the survey to the day you cook in it.

Layout first, fronts second. The kitchen is the piece of furniture you move around in most. Where the sink sits in relation to the dishwasher, how far the oven is from the working zone and how much space is left beside the range decides, years later, whether you enjoy standing there. That is why we first draw the whole room with its dimensions and services, and only then choose colours and fronts.

We are not a kitchen showroom chain. Our interior architects look at the kitchen together with the dining area and the living room next to it, because in an open space you see all three at once. That is exactly what makes a bespoke kitchen different from a kitchen out of a brochure.

On-site survey and a layout plan with exact dimensions
Photorealistic 3D before you order or demolish anything
Bespoke kitchen cabinets from our own workshop, in 2050 NCS lacquer colours
Worktops, sinks, taps and appliances bought direct
Strip-out, services, fitting and finishing by one team

Overview of a country kitchen with white framed fronts, a black granite island and three bar stools — Kapellen

Kitchen in pale oak with flat fronts and a fluted island with a rounded end

White island with granite worktop and sink, with an oven housing in the cabinet wall

What you do not see

What sits behind the fronts.

You judge a kitchen from the outside, but you use the inside. Drawers that pull out fully, a larder that stays reachable to the back, a housing where the oven is at working height: those are the things that count every day.

That is why we draw the internal layout of every cabinet as well. The cut-out for the pipework, the height of the drawers against your plates, the position of the socket inside the cabinet: all on the plan before anything is built.

Full-height cabinet door standing open with two internal drawers pulled out

Oak fronts with a continuous split running through the wood, one drawer open

Oak tall unit with a built-in oven, on a blue limestone floor

Open door in fluted glass with lit glass shelves

Oak island with a stone-look worktop, open wall shelves and black tiles

Walnut oven housing with lift-up doors open above two built-in ovens

What you get from us

Three things settled before your kitchen is ordered.

Kitchen island with a black worktop and three taupe bar stools in front of a white cabinet wall — Temse

01
Personalised preliminary design

A kitchen design drawn around your room, the way you cook and your budget, with photorealistic 3D. No design fee attached.
02
Personal guidance and follow-up

One point of contact from the first meeting to handover. We schedule the trades, the appliances and the delivery.
03
From small to large projects

A kitchen run in a flat or a four-metre island with a utility room: same approach, same team.

Design

Kitchen architect

What a kitchen architect does differently from a kitchen shop.

A shop sells cabinets, we draw a room. In a kitchen shop the conversation starts from a programme of standard sizes. With us it starts from your floor plan: where the light comes in, which way the door swings, how you walk from the table to the sink and what you see from the sofa.

The kitchen does not stop at the worktop. In the same movement we draw the cabinet wall beside it, the panelling in the passage and the lighting above the island. So you do not get a kitchen that clashes with the rest of the house, but a whole.

Everything in 3D beforehand. You see your kitchen in true proportion before anything is built: the height of the cabinets, the thickness of the worktop, the colour of the fronts in your own daylight. Adjusting costs nothing at that stage. That is exactly why we work this way.

Oak kitchen with a fluted island, brass handles and a slatted screen towards the dining room

A row of glass globe pendants above a white island, with taupe high-gloss tall units

Cream framed kitchen with an island, a wooden bar and granite worktops

Our own projects

Kitchens we carried out from a to z.

Everything you see here was drawn by us, built in our workshop and installed by our own team. From a country kitchen with framed fronts to a clean island in high gloss.

Island with a black worktop and bar stools, with a black chimney hood above the range

Kitchen with a beamed ceiling and wooden floor, with a dining corner by the window — **Meerdonk**

Taupe framed kitchen with a round oak table and buttoned chairs — **Overijse**

Island with a granite worktop and built-in hob, surrounded by white framed cabinets

Black range against a wall of glazed tiles, with taupe framed fronts

Island with three orange bar stools facing an oven wall in dark veneer

White sink in a dark worktop, with a fluted wall and glazed doors above

Red and black high-gloss cabinets around a white island, with two industrial pendants

Tall white cabinet wall with a built-in American fridge

Wall cabinets with glazed doors beside a large range with red knobs, under a black granite worktop

Modern kitchen in white high gloss with a pale worktop and a view of the garden — **Wilrijk**

Black range in a light kitchen with a wooden floor and a view through to the garden

Long kitchen run with a black range with brass knobs and a black sink

Range under a stone chimney hood, with a niche in blue tiles

White framed kitchen with an island in speckled granite and a brown ceiling border

Materials

Materials and colours

Materials and colours for your kitchen, chosen by you.

Nine front materials. Every kitchen we draw can be made in melamine, biogenic melamine, ultra matt, high-gloss acrylic, an MDF framed door, lacquered MDF, high-gloss lacquer, real wood veneer or solid wood. That is no detail: it decides the price, the upkeep and the look of your kitchen as much as the colour does.

2050 lacquer colours. For lacquered fronts you choose from the full NCS range, in satin, textured or high gloss. Your choice is therefore not limited to whatever happens to be in the brochure. And there are far more front models than the series shown here.

Worktops in five materials. Ceramic, composite, granite, solid wood or HPL, in thicknesses from 25 to 80 mm, with a splashback in the same material if you want one. In the showroom in Kapellen you lay the samples side by side before anything is ordered.

Worktops in ceramic, composite, granite, solid wood or HPL
Fronts in lacquer (2050 NCS), lacquered oak, walnut, fluted wood or melamine
Handles, handle rails, handleless or tip-on, also in wood in the colour of the front
Sinks round or square, flush, undermounted or surface mounted, in stainless steel or composite
Taps in chrome, black or brushed brass, also with boiling and sparkling water

Detail of a fluted oak island with a brass handle and a natural stone worktop

Detail of a walnut island with a thick natural stone worktop and a black tap

White porcelain sink under the window, set into a black granite worktop

Fronts and finishes

From melamine to solid oak.

This is the front programme you choose from. The same cabinet door turns almost white or almost black without the grain disappearing, always shown on the same framed and panelled front so you can compare honestly.

The stains below apply to oak. For lacquered fronts you can add the full NCS range, over 2000 colours. In the showroom you lay them next to your floor and your curtain fabric.

**Melamine** Fibreboard with a melamine top layer, laser edged

**Biogenic melamine** Binder made from tree bark, half-recycled edging

**Ultra matt** Soft to the touch and fingerprint free

**High-gloss acrylic** MDF with an acrylic top layer, seamlessly bonded

**MDF framed door** The classic framed front, satin or textured

**Lacquered MDF** Flat front, textured or satin lacquer

**High-gloss lacquer** Mirror finish, on selected models

**Wood veneer** Vertical grain, with or without grooves

**Solid wood** Solid frame with a veneered panel

**White brushed** The grain stays tangible

**Grey with brown** Takes a lot of daylight

**Dark grey** For a kitchen that may recede

Your style

Your style decides your kitchen, from country to clean-lined.

We specialise in country style, but we are not limited to it. A cottage kitchen with framed fronts and a porcelain sink, a classic kitchen with mouldings and glazed doors, or a contemporary kitchen without a single handle: it all comes from the same workshop.

Style lives in the details, not in the label. A framed front with a fine profile reads as country, the same frame in dark grey lacquer reads as classic, and a flat front in fluted oak reads as contemporary. That is why we look at your home first and only name a style afterwards.

Black granite island in front of a range, with white framed fronts and glazed doors beside it

Kitchen with black high-gloss wall cabinets, a wall in white marble and a red ceiling

Dark kitchen with a herringbone wooden dining table and blue velvet chairs

Island in dark striped veneer with a black worktop and a flat extractor above

In the spotlight

Kitchens we installed.

**Dining kitchen by the conservatory windows** Bruges

The finish

The details that finish your bespoke kitchen.

You choose how it opens. A handle, a continuous handle rail, handleless or tip-on: it changes the whole look of the same cabinet. We also make the handles in wood, in the colour of the front itself.

Cabinets up to 2340 mm high and 750 mm wide. That means fewer joints on the same wall and a cabinet wall that runs right up to the ceiling instead of ending with a dust ledge above it. Side panels and posts can be rounded with a ten centimetre radius, so there is no sharp corner in the walkway.

The utility room belongs to it. Dishwasher, washing machine, stores and the messy work disappear at the back, so the kitchen itself can stay clear. We draw that in the same programme and the same finish.

Cabinet interiors in white or sesame, also in the colour of the front
Handles, handle rail, handleless or tip-on
Drawers with an insert made to fit your cutlery and pans
Five years' guarantee on the kitchen units

Flat white cabinet wall without handles, with a taupe tall unit and a built-in oven

Display cabinet with glazed doors beside an oven housing behind mirrored glass

White panelling and metro tiles above the worktop, against a dark grey wall

Price

What a bespoke kitchen costs

What decides the price of your kitchen.

No packages, but a quotation item by item. Every kitchen is different, so we cost each one separately. You get cabinets, worktop, sink and tap, appliances, services and fitting separately on the quotation. That way you can cut back or add where you choose, and you see at once what a decision costs. No hidden costs, no extra work without your approval.

The layout and the services. Moving a sink or a hob weighs more heavily than the running metre of cabinets.
How much bespoke work. A cabinet fitted against a crooked wall, a rounded island end or a built-in housing takes workshop time.
The front material. Between melamine and solid wood lies a multiple, on exactly the same cabinet layout.
The worktop. Composite, ceramic, granite and solid wood are far apart, certainly with a splashback in the same material.
The appliances. From a plain built-in oven to a range with eight burners and a boiling water tap.

€ Restrained Cabinets in melamine or lacquered MDF, a composite worktop, standard appliances and a straight run without an island.

€€ Better equipped Framed fronts or wood veneer, a worktop in ceramic or granite, an island with a sink and a housing with two appliances.

€€€ No compromise Solid wood or fluted veneer, a worktop of 60 to 80 mm with a continuous splashback, a utility room and a boiling water tap.

The classes above are relative, not prices: they show where your choices push the cost. What your kitchen actually costs is set out item by item in the quotation after the survey.

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Kitchens within a complete project

Where the kitchen was part of the whole house.

In these projects we did not only the kitchen but the complete interior: also the living room, the bedroom and the bathroom. Click through for the rest of the house.

Complete interior in Temse Kitchen, living room and dining area

Modern villa in Wilrijk High-gloss kitchen with an island

Country villa near Bruges Dining kitchen with an island

Country house in Meerdonk Kitchen with a beamed ceiling

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The layout

A kitchen layout that suits the way you cook.

The walking line decides everything. Fridge, sink and hob form the triangle you move in all day. If the dishwasher is in the wrong place, you turn around twenty times a day. No handsome front will fix that.

An island is not a must. In a narrow room a straight run with a utility room often works better than an island you have to walk around every time. We say so too if you come in with an island in mind.

Seating belongs to the kitchen. An overhang of forty centimetres at the island, a fixed bench by the window or a dining table attached to the island: there is more than one way to sit there together.

Working triangle and walking lines drawn on the plan, not discovered afterwards
Utility room for dishwasher, laundry and stores, in the same finish
Seating at the island, at a fixed bench or at the table
Lighting by zone: task light, ambient light and light above the table

Walnut kitchen up to the ceiling, with a dining table attached to the island and herringbone parquet

Dining corner with a fixed bench in the kitchen, on a terracotta tiled floor

Breakfast bar with high stools against the light, with the sun through the blinds

For every budget

Luxury kitchens, also within an ordinary budget.

What makes a kitchen look expensive is rarely the cabinets but the proportions: continuous lines, a worktop that does not look too thin and cabinets that run up to the ceiling. That is possible on a tighter budget too, as long as it is drawn beforehand.

Range with red knobs beside a black granite worktop with a bunch of red roses

Round oak table by white blinds, with pale framed cabinets and a dark worktop

American fridge between tall cabinets, beside a worktop with a sink

Kitchen island facing a wall of terracotta-coloured tiles with a built-in microwave

Round table with candles in front of an open fireplace, the kitchen in the background

Compact kitchen with a marble splashback and a dining corner by the window — **Brussels**

Not off the shelf

Not a standard kitchen, but a kitchen that is yours.

Standard sizes do not exist with us. A cabinet of 74 centimetres because the chimney is there, a tall unit that narrows so the door can swing, a worktop that follows a crooked wall by a centimetre: that is ordinary work for the workshop.

Have you already seen a kitchen you like? Bring the photo. We redraw it to your dimensions, in your colour and with the appliances you want, and tell you honestly what it costs.

Dark fluted wall with three built-in ovens above a pale worktop

Island with a stone worktop and bar stools, with a taupe high-gloss oven housing and a view of the garden

Options

Everything that is possible

From a compact kitchen to a fully equipped island.

None of this is automatically part of every kitchen; it depends on your budget and on how you cook. Say at the design stage what you want, and we draw it in so you see at once what it costs.

Option 01

Larder with pull-out baskets

A tall cabinet where everything comes to you instead of you having to reach for it. Nothing is left gathering dust at the back.

Option 02

Cabinets in fluted glass with lighting

Crockery and glasses behind fluted glass, with lit shelves. It shows without everything having to be visible.

Option 03

Boiling, filtered and sparkling water

One tap for boiling water, filtered water and sparkling water. Saves you a kettle and a crate of bottles.

Option 04

Drawer with a made-to-measure insert

Compartments sized for your cutlery, your pans and your spices, so nothing slides around when you close the drawer.

Option 05

Utility room in the same finish

Dishwasher, laundry, stores and the bulky appliances behind a door, so the kitchen itself stays clear.

Option 06

Rounded side panels and island end

Side panels and posts with a ten centimetre radius, so there is no sharp corner in the walkway.

No idea yet?

You do not have to know what you want. That is where your kitchen architect starts.

Most people come in with a floor plan and a feeling, not with a decision. That is the best moment to start.

White island with a pale worktop facing taupe high-gloss tall units with built-in ovens

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You do not know which style

We set three directions side by side on your own floor plan, in 3D. You only choose once you see them.
02
You do not know what it costs

The first meeting is free and without obligation. After it you know the order of magnitude your kitchen falls into.
03
You do not know if it fits

We survey and draw the room in full. What does not fit, you see on the plan instead of on site.
04
You dare not choose

You may keep adjusting until it is right. Fifteen revisions are included in the design.

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Every room different

Every kitchen needed a different plan.

**Clean-lined kitchen with a long dining table**

Execution

On site

One team for your whole kitchen renovation.

Replacing a kitchen touches water, electricity, ventilation and often the floor. We coordinate that ourselves, in the right order, with our own people and fixed subcontractors.

Step 01

Strip-out and preparation

The old kitchen out, pipes and drains in their new positions, the floor and walls ready for the new layout.

Step 02

Services

Water, drainage, electricity, sockets inside the cabinets and the extraction, all according to the plan you approved earlier.

Step 03

Fitting the cabinets

The cabinets come from our workshop and are levelled. Worktops are measured on site before they are cut.

Step 04

Appliances, finishing and handover

Appliances connected, plinths and sealant finished, and a walk-through of the kitchen together. After that we keep an eye on hinges and taps.

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Where we work

Bespoke kitchens across Flanders and Brussels.

Our showroom is in Kapellen. We also come to your home to survey and design. Our working area is wide: the Antwerp region and the Kempen, Brussels and its outskirts, East and West Flanders and Limburg. We work in the Netherlands too.

The towns below are examples of places where we installed kitchens, not a boundary. If your town is not listed, just ask: Antwerp, Brasschaat, Kapellen, Knokke, Ghent, Bruges, Brussels and Leuven.

View through from the kitchen to the dining area with a round table and dark blue chairs — Kapellen

Lit display cabinet above a dark worktop, in a kitchen in two shades

How we work

From first conversation to finished kitchen, in five steps.

This is how a kitchen project runs with us. Every step has a clear end point, so you know where you stand.

Oak kitchen with a wall of brown tiles and a large black range

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First meeting

We look at the room, the way you cook and your budget. How many sit down to eat, do you cook every day, do you have space for a utility room? After that you know what is possible.
02
Measuring and 3D design

We survey and draw the whole kitchen, with the services in it. You see it in photorealistic 3D and can adjust until it is right.
03
Choosing materials and appliances

Fronts, worktops, handles, sink, tap and appliances you choose with us in the showroom, side by side. We order and schedule the delivery.
04
Work on site

Strip-out, services, fitting of the cabinets, the worktop and the appliances, by our own team and in the right order.
05
Handover and aftercare

We walk through the kitchen together. Hinges, drawers and taps we keep an eye on afterwards. The kitchen units carry a five-year guarantee.

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Exclusive kitchens

Exclusive kitchens for those who want something that exists nowhere else.

For anyone who wants to go beyond a handsome kitchen: continuous natural stone, veneer with a figure that runs on across the doors, lighting inside the cabinets and appliances that disappear from view.

Bar with orange stools under a lit canopy in pale wood

White faceted bar facing a marble splashback and a wooden panelled wall

White kitchen with a granite-look island and an extractor hood above the hob

Detail of an industrial chrome pendant against a red and black ceiling

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Your example

Do you already have a kitchen in mind? We will recreate it.

A photo from a magazine, a screenshot or a sketch on a napkin: bring it along. We translate it to your dimensions and tell you honestly what it costs.

Light kitchen with a pale-topped island and red and white blinds at the window

01
We redraw it

You see your example again in your own room, in 3D, with your dimensions and your daylight.
02
We say what it costs

What is expensive about an example often sits in a single detail. We name it, so you can choose.
03
We make it ourselves

What is not for sale, we make in the workshop. Even a front that exists in no programme.

Send us your example

The kitchen is the only room where everyone ends up standing. It deserves more than a row of cabinets.

Marcottestyle

Down to the last detail

Why people trust their kitchen to our interior architects.

Marcottestyle translates your style into a harmonious whole.

Cream framed kitchen with wall lights and a worktop in dark stone — Ghent

01
Cabinets from our own workshop

Your kitchen is built with us, to the millimetre of the room and in the same finish as your cabinets or dressing room.
02
Everything by one team

Strip-out, services, fitting and finishing all run through us. No trades pointing at each other.
03
From country to clean-lined

A cottage kitchen with framed fronts or a handleless island in high gloss: same team, different language.
04
Services that add up

Water, drainage, extraction and sockets are on the plan before the first cabinet goes in.
05
Bought direct

We buy worktops, sinks, taps and appliances without middlemen in Italy, Spain and Germany.
06
Five years' guarantee

The kitchen units carry a five-year guarantee. Hinges and drawers we follow up afterwards.

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More than the kitchen

We fit out your whole home.

Everything you see here, we draw and install ourselves. Click through to the room or the service you are looking for.

Complete interior The entire home in one design and one schedule. View

Bathrooms Vanity unit, sanitary ware and tiles in one plan. View

Country living room with wooden furniture and warm colours

Living room Seating, fireplace and cabinetry drawn as one whole. View

Bedrooms Bed, cabinetry and lighting as one whole. View

Dining area with curtains that match the chairs and the rug

Dining room Table, chairs and light in the right proportion. View

Spacious walk-in wardrobe with an island, ring pendant light and lit shoe racks

Dressing room Laid out around your wardrobe, right down to the drawer. View

Bespoke cabinetry Alcoves, corners and chimney breasts nobody else manages to fill. View

Renovation From shell to finish, with one point of contact. View

Curtains Measured, sewn to size and installed by us. View

Bespoke rugs Cut to size and edged, in wool or synthetic. View

Poles and tracks The fixing that suits the fabric and the window. View

Tiebacks The detail that gives a curtain its shape. View

Lighting Light per zone, separately switched and dimmable. View

Shutters and blinds Controlling light without losing the view. View

Smart home Lighting, curtains and heating on one system. View

Roof terraces Fitting out the outside with the same care as the inside. View

Hotel interiors Rooms and a lobby that stand up to daily use. View

Restaurant interiors Atmosphere, acoustics and durability considered together. View

What often goes wrong

Four mistakes we take out at the kitchen plan stage.

These four come back most often in kitchens drawn elsewhere. On the plan they cost nothing; afterwards they do.

White kitchen island with a granite worktop and sink, on a pale tiled floor

01
The dishwasher next to the wrong cabinet

An open dishwasher door blocking the drawer beside it. On the plan that cabinet moves half a metre; afterwards it does not.
02
Too little worktop beside the range

There has to be room to set down a hot pan. Fifteen centimetres is not that.
03
An island that closes off the walkway

Under ninety centimetres between island and cabinets you get in each other's way as soon as there are two of you.
04
Ceiling light only

Without task lighting under the wall cabinets you are chopping in your own shadow. A handsome pendant will not fix that.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about a bespoke kitchen.

Taupe cottage kitchen with a black range and a garden door opening onto the lawn

What does a bespoke kitchen cost at Marcottestyle?

That depends on the running metre of cabinets, the front material, the worktop and the appliances. At the first meeting you know free of charge what order of magnitude your kitchen falls into. After that comes a quotation setting out cabinets, worktop, appliances, services and fitting separately.

What is the difference from a kitchen out of a kitchen shop?

A shop starts from a programme with fixed sizes and fills your room with it. We start from your floor plan and draw the cabinets onto it, together with the rooms next to it. Crooked walls, low ceilings and odd corners are therefore not a problem but a starting point.

Do you build the kitchen yourselves or do you order it?

Both happen with us. The bespoke work comes from our own workshop; for the standard programme we work with a fixed manufacturer whose full front range and NCS colours we can use. What you choose depends on your budget and on how much bespoke work your room asks for.

Which materials can the fronts be made in?

In nine front materials: melamine, biogenic melamine, ultra matt, high-gloss acrylic, MDF framed door, lacquered MDF, high-gloss lacquer, real wood veneer and solid wood. For lacquered fronts you choose from the full NCS range, over 2000 colours. There are moreover more front models than the series shown on this page.

Which worktops are possible?

Ceramic, composite, granite, solid wood and HPL, in thicknesses from 25 to 80 mm. The splashback can continue in the same material. Sinks can be round or square, flush, undermounted or surface mounted, single, one and a half or double, in stainless steel or composite.

Do you also do the strip-out and the services?

Yes. We do the whole route: stripping out the old kitchen, water, drainage, electricity, extraction, flooring, fitting and finishing. If you only want the bespoke cabinets and do the rest yourself, that works just as well.

How high and how wide can the cabinets be?

Up to 2340 mm high and 750 mm wide. That lets a cabinet wall run right up to the ceiling and leaves fewer joints on the same wall. Side panels and posts can be rounded with a ten centimetre radius.

Can I have a handleless kitchen?

Yes. You choose between a handle, a continuous handle rail, handleless or tip-on. Handles can also be made in wood, in the colour of the front itself.

Can you recreate a kitchen from a photo?

Usually yes. Bring the photo along: we redraw it to your dimensions and with your appliances, and tell you honestly which detail drives the price.

How much guarantee do you give on the kitchen?

The kitchen units carry a five-year guarantee. Appliances follow their manufacturer's guarantee. Hinges, drawers and taps we follow up after handover.

Do you also work outside the Antwerp region?

Yes. Our showroom is in Kapellen, but we work across Flanders and Brussels, and in the Netherlands as well. We come to you to survey and design.

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Your bespoke kitchen, for every budget.

A bespoke kitchen: from the first plan to the last plinth.

What sits behind the fronts.

Three things settled before your kitchen is ordered.

Personalised preliminary design

Personal guidance and follow-up

From small to large projects

What a kitchen architect does differently from a kitchen shop.

Kitchens we carried out from a to z.

Materials and colours for your kitchen, chosen by you.

From melamine to solid oak.

Your style decides your kitchen, from country to clean-lined.

Kitchens we installed.

The details that finish your bespoke kitchen.

What decides the price of your kitchen.

Where the kitchen was part of the whole house.

A kitchen layout that suits the way you cook.

Luxury kitchens, also within an ordinary budget.

Not a standard kitchen, but a kitchen that is yours.

From a compact kitchen to a fully equipped island.

Larder with pull-out baskets

Cabinets in fluted glass with lighting

Boiling, filtered and sparkling water

Drawer with a made-to-measure insert

Utility room in the same finish

Rounded side panels and island end

You do not have to know what you want. That is where your kitchen architect starts.

You do not know which style

You do not know what it costs

You do not know if it fits

You dare not choose

Every kitchen needed a different plan.

One team for your whole kitchen renovation.

Strip-out and preparation

Services

Fitting the cabinets

Appliances, finishing and handover

Bespoke kitchens across Flanders and Brussels.

From first conversation to finished kitchen, in five steps.

First meeting

Measuring and 3D design

Choosing materials and appliances

Work on site

Handover and aftercare

Exclusive kitchens for those who want something that exists nowhere else.

Do you already have a kitchen in mind? We will recreate it.

We redraw it

We say what it costs

We make it ourselves

Why people trust their kitchen to our interior architects.

Cabinets from our own workshop

Everything by one team

From country to clean-lined

Services that add up

Bought direct

Five years' guarantee

We fit out your whole home.

Four mistakes we take out at the kitchen plan stage.

The dishwasher next to the wrong cabinet

Too little worktop beside the range

An island that closes off the walkway

Ceiling light only

Frequently asked questions about a bespoke kitchen.

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