This is what free-standing kitchens are all about, this dresser is just a few inches away from the sink unit. The old country kitchens were very much a case of, today I will move that piece over there and bring that piece over here. When it comes to moving, you don't have to buy all the pieces all over again.

This hanging cupboard started off life as a dresser, these customers wanted a large hanging cupboard that looked a bit different, so with the simple addition of a shelf along the bottom you have a completely free-standing piece of furniture.

This is the other extreme, this customer wanted everything built in. This unit was built to fit into the alcove with millimetres to spare.

These two units too were constructed from scratch to fit the space given. The tops on this one have been tiled to great effect. When you want to change the colour of the kitchen, it is a simple enough task to take the top off the old one and replace it with a new one.

This top has also been tiled.  This looks great because our customers have used the same style tiles on the window ledge as the ones on the top, only a different size and it brings it all together perfectly.

This is another great example of free-standing, these two pieces were never meant to be together but they work brilliantly with just a small space between them.

This unit makes use of the whole space in the kitchen. The dishwasher is on the right behind the door with the false drawer on it.

I hope our customers forgive us for using this shot, but this is such a good example of how you can work wonders with what you already have This before and after shot is barely recognisable as the same room, what a transformation.