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( 00: Bespoke Kitchens · Birmingham )

Bespoke kitchens, in Birmingham.

( 01: Hand-built in Birmingham, installed in Birmingham )

Drawn in Birmingham, installed in Birmingham.

A new kitchen in Birmingham may start with a familiar room that no longer works, or with an extension that exists only on a drawing. In either case, the first job is to understand the space before choosing the cabinetry. Posh Design brings kitchen design and making together at our Kings Norton studio and workshop.

We work with the practical brief: where you prepare food, how the room connects to the house and what needs a better home than the worktop. Our Birmingham base gives you a place to see the furniture and discuss materials as the design develops.

See every bespoke kitchen we make

( Planning your room )

Replacing a kitchen or changing the room

If the room stays as it is, identify the decisions that can improve it without unnecessary building work. Retaining a sensible sink position may leave more budget for useful drawers or a better worktop arrangement. Moving an appliance can be worthwhile if it clears an entrance or frees preparation space.

If the kitchen is part of an extension, bring the wider plan early. Glazing, doors and the route to a utility affect the kitchen as much as the cabinet layout. Furniture design is most useful while those relationships can still be discussed.

Read the room before adding an island

In a narrower kitchen, an island can take away the very space it was meant to create. Test the room with seating occupied, drawers open and a route from the entrance to the fridge. A peninsula or a well-planned perimeter may do more for the way you cook.

For a larger kitchen, avoid leaving the main work areas too far apart simply because there is room. Group preparation, washing and storage around the way you use them, then create space for guests or family outside that working area.

Compare opening fronts and circulation in our kitchen island clearance visualiser.

Use the Birmingham studio to settle materials

Showroom displays and samples can help you judge details that are difficult to assess online: the scale of a door profile, the feel of a handle and the relationship between timber and stone. Bring photographs of flooring or features you intend to keep so the new kitchen connects with them.

Find the studio address and plan your visit on our Birmingham showroom page.

A brief that moves the project forward

  • Share your Birmingham postcode and whether this is a replacement, renovation or extension.
  • Bring photographs, current drawings and details of appliances you want to retain.
  • Set out the main frustrations, a budget range and the stage of any building work.

Your free design visit can then focus on the changes that matter. We can discuss the design direction and the information needed for a detailed proposal, with manufacture and fitting considered alongside the room.

( 02: Our work )

A look at what we make.

Kitchen and furniture details from the studio portfolio. Use them to explore materials, proportions and the possibilities for your own room.

( 03: What Birmingham clients are buying into )

Why the rooms last, and the relationships do too.

( 04: How a Birmingham kitchen comes together )

From the first design visit to a room ready to use.

Design, manufacture and installation follow the agreed specification and site programme. The studio will confirm timing for your project.

  1. 01
    Start with the brief

    Free design visit

    Discuss the room, how you use it and your budget. Bring plans or photographs and identify the decisions still open.

  2. 02
    Agree the detail

    Design and specification

    Develop the layout, materials and storage. Confirm the quotation, responsibilities and technical information before manufacture.

  3. 03
    Make and coordinate

    Workshop and preparation

    Cabinetry is made in our Birmingham workshop. Coordinate the room preparation, specialist elements and deliveries against the project programme.

  4. 04
    Complete the room

    Installation and handover

    Fit the agreed design, review the completed work and discuss care. Keep the specification and relevant warranty information for future reference.

Incredible communication, service, and quality. We would like to thank you for our wonderful kitchen, bedroom and tv media wall unit.

Roxana · Birmingham

Private client

( 06: What Birmingham clients ring to ask )

The honest answers before you book.

Request Your Free Design Visit→

Our showroom and workshop are in Kings Norton. The showroom page carries the current address and visiting details. Contact us before travelling if you would like dedicated time with a designer.

Yes. Bring the current architectural drawings so we can discuss the kitchen footprint, openings and working routes. Final manufacturing information will need to reflect the measured room and agreed specification.

Not always. We can assess what the existing arrangement allows before proposing changes. Where services do need to move, agree the scope and responsibility for that work as part of the project.

( The virtual showroom )

Pale oak kitchen with an ivory stone island and illuminated cabinetry, Posh Design studio work

Find your kitchen palette.

Put your ideas into the Virtual Showroom, our free 3D kitchen visualiser for colours and finishes. Explore cabinetry, worktops, flooring and lighting, then save a material board to share with your designer. No sign-up needed.

Explore the Virtual Showroom

About the kitchen colour visualiser

( Design Answers )

Try our kitchen design tools

Compare the details before you decide. These free visualisers let you change one part of a kitchen, see the difference and read the practical considerations behind it.

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( 07: Build in Birmingham )

Yours next. Tell us about the room.

Bring your postcode, room photographs or plans, and the changes that matter most. We will discuss your priorities, budget and the next design step.