Short, practical reading before you start: how to plan storage, which hardware suits a home near the sea and what shapes the cost of a kitchen on Koh Samui.
BlogGood storage starts with a list, not with cabinets. Plan drawers, tall units and corners around the things you use every day.
BlogHumidity, heat and salt air are hard on a kitchen. Choose hinges, runners, handles and materials that keep working year after year.
BlogEvery kitchen is priced from its own plan. These are the choices that move the price up or down, so you can set priorities before we quote.
BlogA rental kitchen is used by strangers every week. Plan it for easy cleaning, tough finishes and storage that guests understand at a glance.
BlogQuartz, granite, compact laminate or solid wood? How each worktop copes with heat, humidity and salt air on the island.
BlogOpen living spaces need a hood that really works. How to plan extraction, airflow and air-conditioning around your Koh Samui kitchen.
BlogGrills, sinks and bars by the pool are part of island life. Plan shelter, materials and drainage so your outdoor kitchen lasts.
BlogWhat happens at each stage of a custom kitchen project on the island, and how to keep your schedule on track.
BlogBoth add worktop and seating. The right choice depends on room width, walkways and how you want to connect with the living space.
BlogLayered lighting makes a kitchen practical for cooking and relaxed for dinner. How to plan task, ambient and accent light.
A good kitchen is planned before it is drawn. These blogs collect the questions we ask at the start of every project, so you can prepare your answers and send a clearer brief.
Pick the blog post that matches your next decision. Jot down your answers, measure your room and take a few photos. When you send them over, we can talk about your kitchen rather than general options.