London's premiere company specialising in designing and
building Victorian terrace kitchen side extensions

The heart of the house

Contemporary living means that the focal point of the house is now the kitchen. It is central to the daily activities of the home to provide a warm, functional place to chat, watch the TV, entertain friends, or even cook! Nowadays it is a multi-purpose part of the house. In days gone by, houses were designed for dividing up the differing daily routines, but no longer.

It is a roomspace that inspires and helps to make the day enjoyable in providing the pivotal location of the house. It is a unique space with the blend of practical living, comfort, quality design and above all, somewhere to prepare and eat a meal.

We pride ourselves in helping you to achieve the dream. The kitchen is an essential part of the modern day lifestyle and we can help you by extending the existing kitchen to form one that is about 40% larger. We offer the highest quality design and build service to provide you with the one of the best decisions that you will ever make.

The cost of property and moving in London means that people are looking for innovative ways to increase their living space. If you live in a Victorian or Edwardian terrace-type property and really need the extra space, but don't want to or can't afford to move, a side extension could be the perfect solution. Kitchen side extensions are becoming increasingly popular as a way of gaining more ground floor living space, whilst using up the usually wasted side return of the garden. Maybe you even want to accommodate the needs of a growing family, working from home or a hobby.

Extending your existing kitchen into the side return can create a stunning new kitchen/living area may also increase the value of your home. The finished result is well lit, waterproof and insulated. It will be much admired by visiting friends, family and neighbours!

Building a kitchen side extension makes financial sense. The building cost is about £3000 per square metre which is a huge saving when you consider that the average existing central London property costs about £4000 per square metre to buy. Good value!