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Guided Assessment • Step 1 of 3

Your Kitchen Project Brief

We translate your home, aspirations, and budget into an objective architectural roadmap. No sales jargon, just clear guidance.

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1. Property Profile & Spatial Scale

British property styles inform ceiling heights, structural wall thickness, and joinery scribing requirements.

Victorian / Edwardian Terrace

Period character, high ceilings, out-of-plumb brick walls

Late Victorian (c. 1890)
1930s – 1970s Semi / Detached

Cavity walls, standard heights, generous footprint potential

1930s Interwar
Modern / Contemporary New-Build

Plumb plasterboard walls, standard modular ceiling heights

Contemporary (Post-2005)
Period Cottage or Conversion

Irregular stone/timber walls, exposed structural beams

Historic / Listed Character
Apartment or Urban Flat

Acoustic regulations, lift access limits, shared utility risers

Urban Residential
Other / Unique Architecture

Architect-designed, warehouse loft, or bespoke build

Bespoke Typology
Compact Kitchen< 15 m² (~130 sq ft)

Prioritizes smart pull-out storage & compact layouts

Family Living Kitchen15 – 25 m² (~200 sq ft)

Space for a central island or integrated 6-seater dining

Open-Plan Extension25 – 40 m² (~320 sq ft)

Garden connection, kitchen island, dining & lounge zones

Substantial Residence40 m²+ (Whole-house joinery)

Pantry, scullery/utility, wine room & architectural joinery

Live Decision Engine
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Indicative Planning Benchmark
£40,000 – £65,000

Includes medium footprint (15.75 m²), cabinetry, stone worktops, mid-premium appliances, and 12% contingency.

Recommended Supplier Route
Independent Kitchen Studio

Matched based on your architectural scope, quality preference, and spatial requirements.

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Next Step: Finalize spatial dimensions and appliance selections.

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