Bread and ButterKitchens

Kitchens made in Lewes, priced on the page

Well made.
Beautifully made.

Every door, carcass, worktop and handle has a price you can see before you speak to anybody. Build yours in three dimensions, watch the number change as you go, and send us the specification when it looks right.

Kitchens from £6,400 · Six to eight weeks · Fitted by our own team

A butter-yellow shaker kitchen with a marble worktop and brass hardware
An olive and butter-yellow kitchen with a marble island

Priced on the page

Every door, every carcass, every handle has a price you can see before you speak to anyone. No quotes that arrive a week later.

Made in Sussex

Sprayed and assembled in our own workshop in Lewes. Not imported, not flat-packed, not badged.

Twenty-five year guarantee

On carcasses, hinges and runners. We would rather over-build it once than come back and fix it.

Fitted by our own team

The people who made your kitchen are the people who install it. Six to eight weeks from order.

The Kitchen Builder

See it before
you buy it.

Choose a piece and a range. Drag the size. Pick the paint, the timber, the worktop, the handles and the lighting. Everything is modelled in real three-dimensional geometry at real dimensions, so a 3mm shadow gap is actually 3mm, and reeded doors actually have reeds.

  • Eight cabinet types, from a kitchen run to a boot room
  • Six door ranges, fifteen finishes, seven worktops
  • An itemised price that updates with every choice
  • Send the finished specification straight to the workshop
Open the builder
A reeded oak island with a marble worktop

Live price

£24,180

Rye · Natural Oak
Calacatta · 4 bays

Paint chips, marble, oak and brass handles laid out on linen

Materials

Nine paints, six timbers,
seven worktops.

The colours we mix most often, and the timbers and stones we keep in stock. If the colour you want is not here, bring us a reference and we will spray to it at no extra cost.

Hand-sprayed paint

Timber

Worktops

White Quartz£420/m²Concrete Quartz£440/m²Carrara Marble£620/m²Calacatta Marble£780/m²Nero Marquina£810/m²Solid Oak£290/m²Stainless Steel£560/m²
The full materials list

Up close

The argument for spending more is always in the details.

Solid oak cutlery trays, cut to the drawer rather than dropped in
Solid oak cutlery trays, cut to the drawer rather than dropped in
Glazed oak wall cabinets, lit on a dimmer
Glazed oak wall cabinets, lit on a dimmer
Reeded glass in a slim oak frame
Reeded glass in a slim oak frame
Marble returned to the wall with no upstand
Marble returned to the wall with no upstand
A wine fridge housed so the door line stays unbroken
A wine fridge housed so the door line stays unbroken
Utility machines behind doors, worktop straight through
Utility machines behind doors, worktop straight through

How it works

Six steps, and you do the first one yourself.

01

Design it yourself

Open the builder, pick a range, set the size and choose your finishes. The price updates as you go, line by line, so you always know what a decision costs.

Open the builder

02

Send us the specification

When it looks right, send it over. We come back within one working day with a fixed quotation, a plan and anything we would do differently.

03

We survey and confirm

One of us comes to measure properly, checks the services and the walls, and confirms the final drawings with you before a single sheet is cut.

04

We make it in Lewes

Carcasses cut, doors sprayed, everything assembled and dry-fitted in our workshop. Six to eight weeks from the day you sign off the drawings.

05

We fit it

Our own fitters, not subcontractors. Two to five days on site depending on size, then we template the stone and come back to fit it.

06

Twenty-five years

Guaranteed on carcasses, hinges and runners. If a drawer stops running sweetly in year nineteen, we come and sort it out.

We are not
a showroom brand.

Everything we sell is cut, sprayed and assembled in one building in Lewes. There is no factory in another country and no third party with our name on their doors. If something is wrong, the person who made it is the person who comes to fix it.

Inside the Bread and Butter workshop
An oak-lined larder cupboard with the lights on