Handmade Kitchens in Epping
Looking for handmade kitchens in Epping? When it comes to the heart of your home, at Stanford Design we know you want nothing but the best for your new kitchen. And a handmade kitchen is the perfect way to get a high-quality, one-of-a-kind kitchen that will last for years to come. At Stanford Design we specialise in designing and manufacturing fully bespoke handcrafted kitchens, having created many beautiful handmade kitchens in Epping and across Essex, including Billericay, Shenfield, Ingatestone, Woodford, Hornchurch, Loughton, and more.
Epping Handmade Kitchens, Uniquely Designed For You
Each of our Epping handmade kitchens is unique in its specification in order to complement your needs, taste, and lifestyle. Our kitchens are manufactured using only the finest materials, and we achieve an exceptional quality of finish through traditional methods of furniture crafting such as dovetailed joints on drawers. With unlimited possibilities, every detail within our handcrafted kitchens is fully customizable. You can choose from tongue and grooved panels, inlaid doors, beaded frames, ornate pilasters, and detailed carvings, all of which are the hallmarks of traditional kitchen design- and which honour the best of craftsmanship in cabinet making.
Unlimited Choices for Traditional Handmade Kitchens
At Stanford Design we know that the smallest details can make the largest difference to the look and feel of your new kitchen and so we will always take the time to talk you through the plethora of options available and how these might influence your kitchen’s final look. For example, we offer different styles of shaker doors, dovetail drawer boxes in solid oak, and we make hand-painted finishes in any colour imaginable. Similarly, for a traditional kitchen aesthetic, you can choose from a range of butler sinks, taps, and stunning marble worktops that will perfectly suit your style. Finally, to complete your design, we have a wide range of suitably styled handles in pewter, brass, copper, and more.
Handmade Kitchens with Modern Technology
We can design from a full range of eye-pleasing features to produce a look in keeping with your home, whether period or ultra-contemporary. For traditional kitchen aesthetics, our kitchens can combine the best of traditional style and carpentry with modern manufacturing; this gives you the best of both worlds. For example, our designs can feature ornate pilasters, cornice, and pelmets, but also have modern pull-out mechanisms, sturdy soft-close drawer runners, and accessible corner storage.
Similarly, because the way we store food is different now from even a decade ago, we also offer many contemporary dry storage solutions, integrated within beautifully crafted larders or pantries, and built entirely in keeping with your theme. Finally, whilst you might choose a more traditional Aga or range cooker, equally your traditional kitchen can be fully equipped with inbuilt appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines with top of the range technology for ease of use.
Competitive Local Kitchen Prices
Each piece of furniture by Stanford Design is made to order in our kitchen factory in Chelmsford. As it is fully bespoke, this means that every piece can be made to your specifications, in any style and colour. We welcome visitors into our factory so you can see kitchens being made, and here you can truly experience the quality as well as the diversity of what we can offer. As it is made locally a further benefit of choosing Stanford Design is we can offer bespoke handmade kitchen furniture at very competitive local prices.
Discover your Perfect Handmade Kitchen in Epping
To begin your journey towards a luxury handmade kitchen in Epping please contact our expert team at Stanford Design, or book an appointment to visit our luxury Upminster kitchen showroom and enjoy our free kitchen design service! Here we will discuss your kitchen in detail, including your personal taste, needs, lifestyle and goals, in order to come up with the perfect bespoke handmade kitchen solution for you.
