For Architects

Working with Bridger Bespoke

Bridger Bespoke is an architect-led bespoke kitchen design studio that works directly with architectural practices, drawing cabinetry from scratch in response to your plans and elevations, with no catalogue, no standard sizes and a single point of accountability through our own workshop.

We work with architects on residential commissions where the kitchen is treated as cabinetry: dimensioned to the room, detailed to the joinery package, and resolved on the architectural drawings rather than imposed afterwards from a showroom range.

How we collaborate

We engage at any stage from RIBA Stage 2 through to handover. Where we are appointed early, we contribute to layout, services coordination, and the joinery package alongside the design team. Where we are appointed late, we resolve the cabinetry to the existing drawings without compromising the architectural intent.

What we bring

Architectural drawings, plans, elevations and sections, drawn to scale in CAD. A single point of contact through the project. Workshop continuity from our team at The Handmade Kitchen Company in Bishop’s Stortford, who build every kitchen we draw. A specification document for the trade reader covering cabinetry construction, finish schedule, ironmongery, lighting integration and appliance specification.

Reference projects

We have completed kitchens for Grade I and Grade II listed properties, contemporary new-build extensions, period renovations and architect-designed homes. Reference projects available on request, with photography and drawings where the client has granted permission.

Indicative budgets

Projects start from £50,000 for cabinetry supplied, fitted and hand-painted with quartz worktops, excluding appliances. Larger or more involved commissions, listed property work, and projects with bespoke ironmongery or specialist finishes typically run from £80,000 to £150,000+.

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