Recent Projects

Don’t think we always do traditional. The Conaghans from London wanted a contemporary minimalist look for their new kitchen in their Cotswold cottage.

We at WCM can organize your project from start to finish whether it includes building work, plumbing, flooring, electrics, fitting, decorating … you name it, we can project-manage it.

Our Cirencester couple had to double the size of their original dark and pokey 1970s kitchen by gutting it, removing walls and adding windows.

Their old kitchen was a cramped galley in a corner of an L-shaped family room. Thanks to WCM the new Shaker-style units and walnut worktops now take up an entire wing.

This Grade 2 Regency house in Cheltenham weathered a huge makeover after the family inside realised they needed a much bigger kitchen.

The team from WCM not only turned the Bakers’ unwanted breakfast room into a dream kitchen with new hand-made and hand-painted units and oak worktops but added a unique touch – a mirror to act as a splashback to the Aga.

Always on-trend Woodchester Cabinet Makers rescued and recycled the high-quality Blue Pearl granite worktops and farmhouse sink from a rather tired old kitchen.

This beautiful family home was in desperate need of storage.

When Woodchester Cabinet Makers usually design a kitchen they take time to really understand exactly what the customer’s dream kitchen needs to be. So it was a whole new challenge when the team was asked by a local property developer to imagine the ideal kitchen and utility room for future buyers.

Buying ‘off-the-peg’ furniture to suit Cotswold style homes is often difficult, that’s why Woodchester Cabinet Makers were delighted to take up the challenge and create this beautiful bespoke European oak table from a sketch provided by one of their clients.

When one of Gloucestershire’s premier design agencies, The Creative Consortium, relocated to a custom renovated stable block, Woodchester Cabinet Makers was the obvious choice to create the new kitchen and office cabinetry.

With stunning turrets and exceptionally high ceilings, this listed, Victorian folly needed truly unique design and craftsmanship to do justice to its elegant architecture.

This Cotswold manor house was in desperate need of storage solutions that would make the most of the unusual spaces created by its traditional design.