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After more than a dozen years cooking with a tiny oven in a dark and dated kitchen Sarah and Philip decided it was time to treat themselves.

At one point David and Judith wondered if they’d taken on too much when they bought a large and dilapidated Regency house in order to rescue it.

When the Portlocks moved into their beautiful and historic home Lizzie, a chef working from home, knew the kitchen had to change.

After Jake and Pat bought their Cotswold cottage they rented a house elsewhere while they had various walls demolished in their home.

Richard and a builder friend built a two-storey extension themselves onto their old country house as they were determined to have a much bigger and nicer kitchen. At one point the family was reduced to cooking with just a microwave and a single hob.

The Powells bought a Cotswold cottage which they just couldn’t live in for a year. Chaos reigned while walls were demolished, new floors laid and a wonderful large new kitchen by the WCM team installed - the icing on the cake!

Hard to believe but years ago part of the Hathaway’s charming cottage was used as a cow shed.

This was a Victorian billiards room once. Now it’s a huge airy spacious kitchen and Anne and Nigel Brooke-Smith are thrilled.

Finding their little cottage a mite too small Lynne and Tim Dare suddenly realised they could almost double its size by building on a fab new kitchen-living-dining area.

When Belinda and Tim moved into their gorgeous Georgian house they knew the dated yellow and black kitchen would have to go.

Inspired by a sight of the Rudge’s kitchen, Vanessa and Gordon Lazaro decided to go down the same route.

Hazel and Steve Perry wanted a romantic kitchen to reflect their views of the sea and sky.

The Victorian vicar who once lived here would never recognize his kitchen now that WCM have worked on it.

Lynne and Tim Dare needed a larger home – then realized they could build on a huge new kitchen-conservatory.

Penny and Mark Rudge turned an unwanted bedroom, bathroom and utility room into a huge and glamorous kitchen.

Penny and husband Mark rebuilt their bungalow into a two storey, five bedroom house with a huge spacious kitchen-living-dining room.

It used to be a small Victorian warehouse but Paul and Jane have turned it into a trendy and comfortable holiday home in Cornwall.

Eliza is a professional cook so when she and husband Christopher renovated their Tetbury cottage her new kitchen had to be designed down to the last inch.

The Baker family demolished a wall and turned a big entrance hall into their new family-orientated kitchen then had WCM make them a dozen or more units for this new large country-style room.

The previous owners would never recognize this 1960s house after the Hands family re-organised the layout.

The Phillips family asked WCM to make and fit a beautiful blue kitchen in their ancient cottage in Stroud.

Woodchester Cabinet Makers fitted it with beech worktops and Shaker-style cabinets then more recently refreshed it by sanding and re-painting the units in 'New White' and 'French Grey' by Farrow & Ball.

A century ago this lovely country kitchen from WCM was home to a herd of cows but now it's become Tina and Barry's favourite spot.

The beautiful green shades of the Pride's new hand-made kitchen has made it the couple's favourite room.

When Simon and Philippa rescued an old forge their newly installed kitchen became their favourite room – thanks to Woodchester Cabinet Makers.

How a tired 1930s house in Nailsworth regained its looks after a makeover by WCM.

Decluttering and recycling made this cluttered, crowded kitchen in Cheltenham into a calm, well-functioning and orderly space thanks to WCM.

How Woodchester Cabinet Makers helped this family in London turn a badly arranged kitchen-living room into a much more functional and efficient area.

A dreary room has become a fun place in which to cook and eat thanks to updating touches by Woodchester Cabinet Makers.

A poky dark kitchen is now twice its original size and a place of light and air after Woodchester Cabinets Makers were called in to help.

A pearl of a kitchen was made for this old country house by Woodchester Cabinet Makers.

Hand-painting the shaker style cabinetry in neutral shades by ‘Sanderson’ emphasised the light and airy feel created by high ceilings and skylights in this traditional style extension.

The owners of this Tetbury home wanted to create a dream kitchen which would really complement their lifestyle.

Clean lines, fresh colours and bespoke, free-standing furniture blend together to create a spacious modern feel to this traditional property.

This family home in Cheltenham was one of Woodchester Cabinet Makers biggest projects so far. With curved cabinetry and a hand-painted finish this kitchen features traditional craftsmanship with a decidedly modern twist.

Vibrant colours added warmth and depth to the light and airy space of this Victorian property. By adding a peninsula rather than the more popular island unit, Woodchester Cabinet Makers subtly divided the length of the room into kitchen and dining room.

This complete make-over shows that your dream kitchen may not require a complete redesign, or cost as much as you think. By changing the look of existing cabinetry, adding new worktops and made-to-measure free-standing furniture, Woodchester Cabinet Makers transformed this tired old kitchen to look as good as new.

Recessed arches were included in cabinet door fronts to echo the splendid arched windows of this stunning stable house conversion.

With uneven floors, walls and ceilings a truly unique, bespoke kitchen was needed to seamlessly blend the traditional farmhouse with a modern extension.

Clean lines, fresh colours and bespoke, free-standing furniture blend together to create a spacious modern feel to this traditional property.

Blending the best of traditional features and modern elegance, this Cotswold kitchen was completely redesigned in shaker style, around the beautifully restored Aga.

This traditional Cotswold home dates back to the 1730’s so particular care needed to be taken in its restoration. Uneven walls required expertise in design and construction, whilst the pale grey finish maximises on light and space.

Natural materials and a spring fresh palette were used to give this Cotswold kitchen an ‘Arts & Crafts’ makeover in keeping with the original, Norman Jewson design. The Shaker style cabinetry reflects the clean lines and simplicity of the architecture of the property.

A crisp, clean paint tone enhances the fresh, classic look of this new stylish, new build, kitchen whilst the open plan design and range of appliances make it the ideal setting for cooking and entertaining. Features like the split-level island and the clever conversion of fireplace to wine rack gives this modern kitchen, lots of character.

Dark wooden kitchen units were replaced with country fresh cabinetry in the sensitive, modern restoration of this 17th century family home.