Interiors & joinery

Kitchens

A kitchen is the one room where bad manufacturing shows up daily — a door that drops, a drawer that catches, a worktop joint over the sink. We make ours in our own workshop, on the same drawings the worktop is cut from, and we install them with the stone team standing behind us.

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Scope of works

What we actually do.

Everything below happens inside our business — no subcontracted links in the chain.

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01
Design & 3D approval
Measured survey, layout options, and photoreal 3D renders with real materials before anything is priced or cut. You approve a picture of your kitchen, not a mood board.
02
In-house manufacturing
Carcasses in moisture-resistant MDF or plywood with edge-banded interiors; fronts in polyurethane lacquer, high-gloss acrylic, natural veneer, thermofoil or solid wood.
03
Hardware that lasts
Blum, Hettich and Grass runners, hinges and lift systems with soft-close as standard, plus internal organisers, corner solutions and integrated bins.
04
Integrated worktops
Quartz, sintered stone, granite or marble cut on our own CNC to the same file the cabinets came from — mitred waterfalls, seamless splashbacks, undermount sinks.
05
Appliances & services
Cut-outs, ventilation runs, water and electrical first-fix coordinated with our MEP team so nothing is chased into a finished wall.
06
Installation & snagging
Fitted, levelled and aligned by our own installers, then a documented snag list closed before we ask for the final payment.

Specification

The numbers, before you ask.

Kitchens — technical specification
Carcass	18 mm moisture-resistant MDF or marine plywood, PVC edge-banded
Fronts	PU lacquer · Acrylic gloss · Natural veneer · Solid wood · Thermofoil
Hardware	Blum / Hettich / Grass — soft-close standard
Worktops	Quartz · Sintered · Granite · Marble · Solid surface

White gloss kitchen with brass pendants, LED-lit black island and marble-look splashback

Selection

Kitchen directions we build

Handleless minimalModern
Matte lacquer or fenix fronts, J-groove or gola profile, integrated appliances, a single-slab splashback. The default for Fifth Settlement apartments.
Warm contemporaryTransitional
Smoked or natural oak veneer with stone and brass. Softer than full minimal, and it ages better.
Classic & neo-classicTraditional
Shaker or moulded doors in hand-finished lacquer, cornices, plate racks and a proper larder.
Coastal / chalet kitchenSahel
Moisture-hardened carcasses, marine-grade hardware and sintered worktops, built for salt air and a house that sits empty for months.
Outdoor kitchenTerrace
Stainless or compact-laminate carcasses with sintered stone tops, detailed for direct sun and rain.

Gallery

Kitchens in place.

Every photograph on this page was taken on one of our sites during the work. Nothing here is a stock image or a render.

White island kitchen with suspended extractor

Where it goes

Villa kitchens
Apartment & penthouse kitchens
Chalet & rental-unit kitchens
Butler & prep pantries
Outdoor & terrace kitchens
Laundry and utility rooms

Projects featuring kitchens

Where we have used it.

Sea-front resort building — 2026

Sea-front Apartment

Fit-out & furniture package · Apartment · Completed

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Questions we get asked

Kitchens — questions we get asked

How long does a bespoke kitchen take in Egypt?

Six to ten weeks from signed drawings to installed, for a normal villa or apartment kitchen. Imported fronts or specialist appliances can add two to four weeks. We give you a dated production schedule at contract, not a vague promise, and the worktop is templated only after the cabinets are physically standing in the room.

What is the difference between lacquer and acrylic fronts?

Polyurethane lacquer is sprayed and cured in our booth — any colour, matte or gloss, repairable if damaged, and the right choice for classic profiles. Acrylic is a factory-applied sheet with a deeper mirror gloss and better scratch resistance, but it cannot be repaired locally and only comes in stock colours. For most premium kitchens we specify matte lacquer.

Do you supply appliances too?

We coordinate and install them, and we can supply through our trade accounts if you want a single point of responsibility. Many clients buy appliances themselves — that is fine, we just need the model list before we cut, because a 60 cm oven and a 59.5 cm one are not the same problem.

Can you work with my interior designer?

Regularly. We produce shop drawings from their design intent, flag anything that will not manufacture or will not survive Egyptian humidity, and build to their specification. Designers tend to like us because the stone and the joinery come from the same set of drawings.

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