Eldon Kitchen & Bath is a kitchen and bathroom studio. We work from one engineered finish system, so the cabinetry, the stone and the steelwork are drawn together and meet on site exactly as they meet on the drawing.
A kitchen and a bathroom are not chosen from a brochure. They are specified: every surface, junction and tolerance resolved as one system before a single unit is ordered.
Most kitchens and bathrooms are assembled from parts bought separately, then made to fit on site. The worktop comes from one supplier, the cabinetry from another, the steel from a third, and the gaps are filled with silicone and goodwill.
We work the other way. Every project is drawn against one finish system: a fixed set of surfaces, edges and fittings that we know meet cleanly. The showroom is where you choose within it, so what you see on the sample wall is what is installed in the room.
Eldon Kitchen & Bath · London
Each line below is a fixed element in the system. They are detailed to meet one another, so a worktop edge and a cabinet face share the same shadow gap in a kitchen and a bathroom alike.
The finish system shown is illustrative of the studio's specification. Surfaces and fittings are selected per project at the showroom.
The same finish system runs through both rooms, which is how a house ends up feeling resolved rather than furnished one room at a time.
Specified around how the room is actually used: where the light falls, where you stand, where the storage has to be silent. The island, the run and the tall units are detailed as one piece of cabinetry.
The same precision in a wetter room: large-format tile laid to a continuous grid, wall-hung vanities, and slim steel-framed glazing fabricated to the room rather than ordered to a standard size.
The difference between a fitted room and a specified one shows up at the joints. Where a worktop meets a cabinet, where steel meets stone, where a wall finish stops: these are drawn to a fixed tolerance and made to it, so the room reads as one surface rather than a set of parts.
Four stages, each one resolved before the next begins. The specification is fixed at the showroom, which is what keeps the install free of surprises.
You choose within the finish system at the sample wall, with the surfaces, edges and fittings in front of you rather than on a screen.
We measure the room as built and draw the kitchen or bathroom to its real dimensions, resolving every junction before anything is ordered.
Cabinetry, stone and steel are made to the drawing. Nothing is bought off a shelf to be trimmed to fit in the room.
Our own fitters install the room. Because the parts were made to the drawing, the install is assembly, not improvisation.
We chose everything at the showroom in an afternoon and the kitchen that turned up was exactly that. The worktop and the cabinets line up like they were cut from the same block.
The bathroom and the kitchen were done a year apart but they feel like one project. Same tiles, same steel, same quality of joint. That was the whole reason we came back.
I have had kitchens fitted before where the install is where it all goes wrong. Here it was the calmest week of the job. Everything had already been decided on the drawing.
For larger projects we work across the wider South-East. Ask us at the showroom.
The best way to understand how a room is specified is to stand at the sample wall. Send us a few lines and we will arrange a visit.