Before / after: a transformation to explore.
Renovating does not always mean changing everything. Above all it is a chance to rethink the space, correct what worked less well and create a kitchen that is more pleasant to live in.
Renovating a kitchen is not simply replacing the old with the new.
It means understanding what is already there, identifying what needs to change and finding solutions suited to the space, the technical constraints and your daily life.
We guide you with a clear, realistic approach, from the first thoughts through to installation.
- Survey of the existing kitchen
- Constraints of the building
- Before / after
- Suitable solutions
- Schedule
- Coordination
Reading what is already there
Every renovation begins with a site visit and measurements. We look at volumes, circulation, storage, water and power supplies, drainage, walls, floors and lighting. That reading tells us what can be kept, what can be adapted and what should be rethought.
Transforming with judgement
A renovation sometimes forces choices. Some constraints can be moved; others have to be worked around intelligently. We aim to improve use and comfort without promising what is not reasonable. The goal is a kitchen that is more practical, more coherent and more pleasant to live in.
Anticipating the site work
Drawings, measurements, adaptations and bespoke elements are prepared carefully. Where necessary, certain parts are adjusted or prepared in our workshop before installation. That organisation limits surprises and makes the work on site smoother. We also set out clearly which works are covered, who else may be involved and which steps need coordinating.
What people usually ask us.
Can a kitchen be renovated without changing everything?+
Yes, depending on the condition of the existing kitchen and the aims of the project. Some renovations are complete; others focus on the layout, the materials, the storage or specific technical elements.
Do you handle all the works?+
We take charge of the steps relating to the kitchen and can coordinate certain other trades depending on the project. The scope and responsibilities are agreed clearly before work begins.
Do you come and see the kitchen on site?+
Yes. The visit and the measurements are essential to understand the space and prepare an accurate project.
