The workshop
Four makers,one bench,a lot of sawdust.
We started Burr & Pell because we were tired of fitting flat-pack kitchens that didn't last.
Everything we make starts as rough-sawn timber in our workshop in south Bristol. We joint it, plane it, cut it and finish it by hand and machine, then bring it to your house and fit it ourselves. Nothing is outsourced and nothing is made from a catalogue.
We only take on as many kitchens as we can make properly, which usually means a few months' wait. Most of our work comes from people who have seen a friend's kitchen.
What we work with
Timber, stone and brass
Walnut
Deep, warm and dramatic. Darkens slowly to a rich brown.
Oak
Hard-wearing and honest. Fumed, smoked or left pale.
Brass
Unlacquered handles and taps that age with the house.
About this site
Burr & Pell isn't a real company. This is a working concept built by AdamTheDev to show what a kitchen maker's website could be. The kitchens pictured were not made by Burr & Pell. Photos from Unsplash, by:
- Marina Nazina — a dark kitchen with marble worktops
- Denys Sudilkovsky — a black hinge on weathered oak
- Alex Nikolov — a dark wooden handle with a resin inlay
- Jay Sekhar — a stack of square wooden bowls on a shelf
- Sergio Camalich — garlic on a dark wooden table
- Clay Banks — a kitchen with walnut cabinetry and an island
- charlesdeluvio — ceramic dishes on open walnut shelving
- Caroline Badran — a dark kitchen with wood accents
- Caroline Badran — fluted cupboard doors and a kettle
- Kam Idris — a kitchen with wooden cabinets and a teal stool
- Marina Nazina — a living space opening onto a dark kitchen
- Irena Oze — a kitchen with dark wood cabinets and speckled worktops