Oadby and Wigston sit immediately south of Leicester and together form one of the most desirable suburban areas in the county. Oadby in particular has a strong reputation for quality housing: wide, tree-lined roads with large interwar and postwar detached homes, many with generous kitchen footprints and real potential for a serious kitchen-living space. Wigston connects more directly to the city and covers a wider range of property types across its different neighbourhoods.

We cover both towns and the full surrounding area, including Glen Parva, Blaby, Countesthorpe, Whetstone, Narborough, and the south Leicester corridor. All cabinetry is made in Leicestershire by ECF, with a 10-year guarantee on carcasses.

The large detached homes of Oadby are well suited to bespoke kitchen design. Generous rooms, good ceiling heights, often the opportunity for an island or extension into the garden. Fitting a standard range into a room like that produces a result that always looks slightly provisional. A bespoke kitchen fills the room properly, uses every corner, and feels designed rather than fitted.

In Wigston and the surrounding streets, we work across a wider variety. Smaller Victorian terrace kitchens where every centimetre matters, and larger executive homes where the kitchen is the showpiece of the property. Both benefit from starting with the actual room rather than a catalogue.

The interwar and postwar detached homes of Oadby often have rear-facing kitchens with potential to extend into the garden, and a lot of our clients here are doing exactly that. Getting the kitchen design right within an extension requires thinking about the whole space, not just the cabinetry footprint. Where does the island sit in relation to the living area? Where does natural light come from? How does the kitchen connect to the garden? We work through all of that.

In South Wigston and the Blaby corridor, the priority is often smart spatial planning: maximising storage, optimising the layout, making a more compact kitchen feel considered and generous rather than squeezed.

• Shaker kitchens — the most popular choice in this area, from white and cream through to bold statement colours
• Handleless kitchens — contemporary and minimal, well suited to open-plan extensions
• In-frame kitchens — the premium traditional choice, popular in the larger period properties around Oadby
• Two-tone kitchens — contrasting island or lower unit colour for something more individual
• Island kitchens — part of most briefs we take on in this area.

• Free home visit — we come to Oadby, Wigston, and surrounding areas, measure properly, and bring samples
• 3D photorealistic design — produced for your space so you can see exactly what you're getting
• Design revisions — included until every detail is right
• UK manufacture — cabinetry made in Leicestershire by ECF, 10-year guarantee on carcasses
• Aftercare — any snagging sorted promptly after installation

We're based in Barwell, Leicestershire. Genuinely local, and genuinely invested in the quality of what we deliver.

• Oadby
• Wigston
• South Wigston
• Glen Parva
• Blaby
• Countesthorpe
• Whetstone
• Cosby
• Narborough and Enderby
• Huncote
• Fleckney and Kibworth
• Stoughton and Evington

Projects in this area typically come in between £12,000 and £50,000 supply and fit. We price at 15 to 20% below the manufacturer's RRP on everything.

See our Pricing Guide for full detail.

Yes. Both are core to our service area. We cover the full south Leicester corridor including Oadby, Wigston, Blaby, Countesthorpe, and Narborough as standard.

Yes, we do a lot of extension kitchen projects. We design the kitchen in the context of the extended space, thinking about how it connects to the rest of the room, not just the cabinetry footprint.

The most common project in this area falls between £18,000 and £35,000 supply and fit. Larger kitchens with islands and stone worktops go higher. Our Blog helps understand costs.