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Tim Wood Ltd specialises in fine bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors, in London, Bath, the UK and Worldwide. Tim Wood Ltd designs and creates truly unique furniture of the very highest quality. What sets the company apart is its unique designs on an individual basis for every client and project. Tim Wood Limited specialises in combining the highest level of craftsmanship and creative use of different types of wood and many other materials, with the very best of modern manufacturing methods. We create custom made pieces that are truly original, beautiful and functional. The extensive range of work extends from individual pieces such as a jewellery box or boardroom table to kitchens, libraries and bathrooms and to the interior design and fitting out of entire houses and commercial projects. Tim Wood Ltd furniture is made in Britain. We are very proud of the fact that we make all our furniture in the UK. Our team of craftsmen are dedicated and experienced at working with all types of wood and other materials, using the most modern processes to create distinctive, beautiful and functional pieces. We design and make kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors for unusual spaces in a wide range of properties from apartments to houses of all types. We often get involved in the minute detail from handmade dovetail drawers, custom-made extraction systems, custom-made stainless steel bins to fit a particular space and decorative carvings and relief work. We use a mixture of unusual timbers, many other materials and finishes to create a truly distinctive and unique result. In truly bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors, the space is completely optimised. Everything is designed to make the very best use of the space, so everything is specially selected and made for you. Commissioning kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors has numerous advantages: from the ultimate in space planning, living with something unique that suits your personality and your family and reflects your own individual style. Bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors add cachet and value to a property. At Tim Wood Ltd we ensure that commissioning bespoke work is an easy and enjoyable process. We guide you through the process, find out exactly what you like and suggest what might suit you best. We always go out of our way to create truly bespoke work that will enhance your life and add style, cachet and value to your property.
Most things, but especially designing something that was conceived by a client's brief, then handmade and fitted uniquely for that client's project. The end result and seeing the client's happiness is the best part.
From a very early age, I enjoyed making things and would often help my Grandfather in his workshop. On leaving school my Grandfather gave me a brochure for an amazing school called The John Makepeace School for Craftsmen in Wood, I was determined I wanted to go, I got in 1981 - 1983. It became Parnham College, Parnham House, the world-famous design and furniture making school founded by John Makepeace. It was a natural progression to leave that incredible training which encouraged and integrated a business start-up immediately on leaving. Although I worked in a number of jobs, including as a designer for Theo Crosby at Pentagram working on Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Unilever House and Reuters until I set up Tim Wood Furniture in 1988, now Tim Wood Ltd and Tim Wood Furniture Ltd
If your looking for unique bespoke furniture designed and hand-crafted both fitted or freestanding in your home, please contact me, Tim Wood.
We work all over the world, specialising in fine bespoke luxury kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and free-standing furniture.
Every commission is a one-off, from the first drawing to the final fitting. The emphasis is on a close collaboration with clients, advising on appropriate materials and ensuring an attention to detail goes beyond the merely aesthetic. Our clients include David Hicks Plc, Dodington Park Estate, Observatory Gardens, The Bromptons, Kirtling Tower, Fettercairn House, Tillypronie House, Knight Frank, Barton Manor, The Natural History Museum, Aldworth House and Glaxo Smith Kline.
What makes a great Kitchen Design?
A kitchen is often regarded as the hub of a home and as such, is a hive of activity. From cooking, socialising, eating and cleaning - there’s a lot that takes place in a kitchen! So what you should aim for is a kitchen that truly works for your needs and gives you plenty of space to be able to move around in.
If the layout is awkward or lacks space it’s simply not going to work for your family. So, if you are currently having any such issues then this is what you need to tell your kitchen designer. Invite them into the space so they can suggest an alternate solution. You can then begin to think about the aesthetics which will work in tandem with the initial design and planning.
Different types of Kitchen Designs
Many different elements make up kitchen design, including the layout of units as well as the placement of your appliances. These categories reflect the style you wish to opt for, so narrowing these down will help determine your kitchen design.
Luxury Kitchens - Luxury kitchens have bespoke features and premium quality materials. For example, granite worktops, underfloor heating, extensions, or a sliding door leading straight to the garden. Luxury kitchens are exquisite, which makes them far more expensive than regular kitchen design. However, when designed well, they will increase the value of your property.
Modern Kitchens - Trends are ever-changing, but the current definition of a modern kitchen is something which uses clean colours and is flooded with natural light. Sleek, glossy units are also very popular, as are ‘hidden’ features that keep things minimalistic.
Rustic Kitchens - Want a kitchen that makes you feel like you’re in the middle of the countryside? Rustic designs use earthy materials such as wood and stone, to create a homely feel. They are ideal for those who love to cook, especially with traditional appliances such as an Aga oven.
Simplistic Kitchens - Not all kitchen designs have to be big and fancy. It’s perfectly possible to keep things simple, especially if you’re working with a much smaller space. Simplistic kitchen design is all about going back to basics. It will focus on giving you space to prepare your food and use the sink, rather than adding in too many units or pieces of furniture.
Can I find a Kitchen Designer online?
Yes! Bark makes it simple to find and hire a Kitchen Designer from the comfort of your home. Just tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll connect you with the best Kitchen Designers for the job. Most Kitchen Designers will be able to offer their services online or remotely, all you’ll need is a phone or a strong internet connection.
How much does Kitchen Design cost?
Usually, kitchen design and planning comes included in the cost of the entire kitchen. It will be provided by the installer or company you buy your units from.
What to look for in a Kitchen Designer
As with any designer you are looking to hire, a flair for creativity, innovation and problem solving are highly desirable qualities. Ideally, the individual or company will be highly experienced in the inner-workings of a kitchen. They will fully understand what pitfalls to avoid, and be able to advise on what layout would maximise the space and natural light in your home.
4.86/5.00
based on 50,118 reviews
The average rating for Bark Kitchen Designers is 4.86, based on 50,118 reviews.
