Inside the kitchen

The busiest square metre.

Everything for washing up, in one calm, organised place.

Stainless steel sink and tap on a matt black worktop below a garden window with dried flowers

Sink zone

How it works.

The area around the sink is where a kitchen is used hardest. We plan the cabinet below, the tap above and the worktop between so every task has a place.

Black swan neck tap and black sink on a dark worktop, ceramic cups in soft foreground
Swan-neck tap
Undermount sink
Dark worktop
  1. Swan-neck tap
  2. Undermount sink
  3. Dark worktop

Why it matters

What you get.

A cabinet that works around the pipes

Custom drawers curve around the waste pipe so the space below the sink is usable.

Cleaning kit within reach

A slim pull-out for sponges, brushes and cloths keeps the worktop clear.

A tap that earns its place

We choose height, reach and finish together with the sink and the worktop.

Durable surfaces

Water-resistant carcasses and edge seals where the wet work happens.

Our process

From measure to fit.

  1. 01

    Walk the routine

    We watch how you wash, rinse and dry and put things where your hands go.

  2. 02

    Plan the services

    Waste, water and power are drawn early so nothing clashes later.

  3. 03

    Seal and finish

    Joints, edges and the worktop are sealed and tested before handover.

Specification

The detail.

Typical ranges. Final dimensions and capacities are confirmed for each project.

Under-sink storage
Cut-out drawers and caddies
Sink types
Undermount, integrated, inset
Worktop
Quartz, porcelain, solid surface, steel

Best for

  • Busy family kitchens
  • Open-plan layouts where the sink is on show
  • Island sinks

Questions

Good to know.

Can the sink be on the island?

Yes. We plan the waste route and the splash zone so an island sink stays practical and tidy.

More solutions.

Plan yours with us.

Tell us about your kitchen and we will show you how sink zone could work in it.

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