Kitchen Renovation in Putney

Putney's Victorian and Edwardian houses cover a lot of ground, from the compact terraces near the High Street to the big family homes around Putney Heath and Roehampton Lane. That variety means every kitchen job is different. We design each one to fit the house it's actually in, not some generic template.

The Edwardian houses closest to the Heath often have deep rear rooms that started life as sculleries and pantries. We knock these into one efficient kitchen with plenty of storage, a big prep island and direct garden access through new glazed doors. The bay windows and high ceilings you get in these places give you room to be bold with the design.

Terraces along the streets between Lower Richmond Road and Upper Richmond Road bring the classic side return opportunity. We extend into that dead passage to make an L shaped kitchen diner with a long unbroken worktop run, a breakfast bar and a glazed roof that changes the whole feel of cooking there. Everything designed to sit right with the age of the house.

We do kitchens in Putney's mansion flats and converted Victorian houses too. Those need careful planning around shared drainage, party walls and leasehold permissions. We know the managing agents and freeholders round here, so consent through to completion tends to go smoothly.

Putney is a leafy, family heavy neighbourhood in SW15 with a real mix of housing. Victorian terraces, Edwardian villas, inter war semis and modern riverside flats. Transport is good, with Putney Bridge and East Putney stations plus a stack of bus routes along the High Street, which is why commuting families like it so much.

Wandsworth Council's planning rules apply across Putney, and most rear kitchen extensions can go ahead under permitted development. Homes in the Oxford Road or Putney Embankment conservation areas may get a bit more scrutiny on the design.