Bespoke fitted kitchens for Ainsdale homes.
Ainsdale's streets are mostly 1930s semis and detached houses — square footprints that look simple but hide a dozen quirks. We draw ours around every one.
Ainsdale kitchens, built to be used hard.
Ainsdale is a town of 1930s and 1950s family houses, with the odd grand seafront home along Shore Road. Both reward a bespoke kitchen for different reasons. The family houses almost always want a knocked-through kitchen-diner with a proper island; the seafront houses often want a quiet, hard-wearing utility and boot room for sandy coats and dog beds.
We draw every kitchen before anything is cut and bring it over from Shakespeare Street in finished sections. The joiners who built it install it, and the showroom is five minutes away for picking handles, worktops and colours.
Shaker, handleless, in-frame, islands with seating, boot rooms, pantries — all drawn around the way the family uses the house.
What makes an Ainsdale kitchen a Thomas Howie kitchen.
Drawn to the room
Every carcass sized to the exact inches of your Ainsdale room — no filler panels papering over gaps.
Built in solid timber
22mm face frames, dovetail-jointed drawers, slow-close hardware rated for 250,000 cycles.
Fitted by the makers
The joiners who built it in Southport install it in your Ainsdale home. One pair of hands throughout.
Priced individually
Typically £15,000 to £60,000 fully fitted. Fixed quote after the first design visit.
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