Galley kitchens designed and built for Notting Hill flats and period houses — two efficient runs that make the most of a narrow footprint, with bespoke joinery and proper ventilation.
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A galley kitchen — two parallel runs of units with a working corridor between — is often the most efficient layout for the narrow kitchens found in Notting Hill’s period conversion flats and terraced houses. Where the room will not take an island, a well-planned galley delivers more storage and worktop than any other arrangement.
The art is in the detail: the corridor width, the order of the appliances, where the extraction goes and how the light works — which matters all the more in a lower-ground flat. In a converted house the room is rarely a clean rectangle, so the joinery has to be made to fit chimney breasts, service risers and uneven walls rather than dropped in from a showroom.
We design the galley around how you actually cook, build the cabinetry bespoke to the room, and handle the electrics, plumbing, ventilation and finishes in one contract — so a tight footprint still feels considered and calm, with honest budgets in pounds sterling.
A galley succeeds on planning discipline — widths, sequence and services in a narrow room.
The working corridor has to be wide enough to use two runs safely — we plan it to the millimetre.
Period and converted kitchens are rarely square; the joinery is made to fit chimney breasts and risers.
A galley concentrates cooking in a small space, so ducted extraction is designed in, not added on.
In a conversion flat, lease conditions and shared services shape what can move — we work within them.
From a layout that works to a finished, bespoke galley — under one team.
Planning two runs, corridor width and appliance order around how you cook.
Cabinetry made to fit the room’s chimney breasts, risers and walls.
Stone, timber or composite worktops templated to the finished units.
Relocating sink, dishwasher and services within the run.
Power, task and ambient lighting designed for a working galley.
Ducted extraction routed correctly, even in a flat or internal room.
Splashbacks, flooring and decoration to a high standard.
Two-stage snagging and a clean handover.
We design and fit galley kitchens in Notting Hill’s conversion flats and period terraces across W11.
Notting Hill sits within the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea — see our Notting Hill area page and South West London refurbishment overview.
Book a no-obligation consultation at 2 Eaton Gate in SW1, at our Hampstead studio, or at your property. We will give you an honest read on approvals, programme and budget band — in pounds sterling — before you commit.
Site visit · approvals read · outline budget band (GBP) · programme indication. No obligation.
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