Claire Roberts working with material and finish samples

Fitted furniture, personally designed

Design and install of stunning fitted furniture.

London and the South East

Discover the studio

The studio

High-end, design-led furniture with a more personal and flexible approach.

A complete design service, from initial space planning and concept development through to detailed design and supply, working closely with clients, designers, architects and other professionals throughout the process.

Direct factory relationships keep the process streamlined and give clients access to high-end designs and finishes without the usual added costs.

Experience

Years of experience in kitchen, bedroom and interior design.

Claire Roberts in a contemporary fitted interior

What I design

Fitted furniture for the way a home is really used.

  • Kitchens
  • Bedrooms
  • Boot rooms
  • Walk-in pantries
  • Studies and libraries
  • TV and media units

Fitted furniture generally. Not sofa suites.

The difference

A fitted furniture designer is the technical one.

01

Interior stylist

Fabrics, rugs, flooring and curtains. Pulls a look together, not involved in the fit.

02

Interior designer

The look and the fit.

Wide view of the kitchen island and timber cabinetry in the Barn Conversion
View across the sink and island into the Barn Conversion kitchen
Walnut cabinetry and pale worktop in the Barn Conversion
Utility cabinetry within the Barn Conversion project
Kitchen island with exposed timber and glazed doors in the Barn Conversion
Glazed living area adjoining the Barn Conversion kitchen
Kitchen seen through the exposed brick opening of the Barn Conversion
Dining space and kitchen within the Barn Conversion
Island, bar and brickwork in the Barn Conversion kitchen
Walk-in pantry and kitchen cabinetry in the Barn Conversion
Brass tap and pale worktop detail in the Barn Conversion
Framed view of the sink cabinetry in the Barn Conversion
Sink run and walnut cabinetry in the Barn Conversion
Cooking and bar detail in the Barn Conversion kitchen
Timber cabinetry, seating and bar in the Barn Conversion

One project, one complete walkthrough

The Barn Conversion

Kitchen and fitted furniture.

How it works

From a first conversation to supply and fit.

The process stays personal, practical and transparent throughout.

  1. 01

    Qualify the project

    Is this something I do, and is the space measurable? If not, I can work from an architect's plans.

  2. 02

    Measure and interview

    Wish list, traditional or contemporary, colour instincts, budget and practical constraints.

  3. 03

    Design the space

    A 2D drawing, then a 3D model, then a presentation.

  4. 04

    Test the practical details

    Ease of cleaning drives finish choice and stops something that looks amazing becoming impractical to live with.

  5. 05

    Present and quote

    A detailed presentation pack with a quote, down to the hinges and handles.

  6. 06

    Choose the service

    Supply and fit, supply only, or design only, priced accordingly.

Brass tap and stone worktop detail from the Barn Conversion

A problem solved

Technical problem solving

“The architect had planned a soil pipe in the corner, clashing with the ducting run. I built a boxed area forward from the wall units and turned it into a focal point with lighting and depth.”

Enquire

The dream plan and layout for your home.

There are no upfront charges for the initial brief and presentation meetings. The aim is to work as transparently as possible.