We are also in SW London in Wandsworth . Our kitchen/ new extension design saga went on for 3 years, with visits, designs, and cabinetry quotes from everyone from high-end, fully bespoke makers to some of the brands mentioned above. Cabinetry-alone prices for our space varied from £14k to £30k. (The bigger issue was finalising the extension design and worries over a neighbour’s objection.) Finally, mortified by the state of our kitchen before a big family visit, we opted to quickly install a “short term” IKEA kitchen. We went full bells and whistles.. all hidden drawer base cabinet design , internal lighting, Lerhyttan doors, etc.. and ended up spending less than £5k on the cabinetry. And guess what? I absolutely love it. The functionality is superb. I can change/ add internal fittings myself. We got a good, independent fitter and also sourced our own hardware and worktop. The only thing I regret is using one of their ceramic sinks, as the bottom is too flat.

Looking for a UK contemporary front door supplier other than Urban Front. Can anybody provide supplier recommendations

I've not used them. https://www.houzz.co.uk/professionals/design-and-build/easyline-laundry-chutes-uk-pfvwgb-pf~632139433

Hi Sonia, thanks a ton for your suggestions. All the pics are stunning. Two-tone kitchen cabinets is what I am looking for (Navy blue and White in matt finish), but the way my kitchen floor plan is, I can't get my head around how to balance two-tone kitchen cabinet colours. In the floor plan below the Ovens, the Boiler and fridge freezer are tall units. I am thinking of those in one colour and the rest of the cabinets in another colour. But the opposite wall has only one tall unit. I am doing the kitchen for the first time and am very excited but overwhelmed.