The keyhole

Our story of working with an award winning Builder

David Smallcombe LTD is a well known name in many parts of Worcestershire and beyond. Having a reputation for designing and building characterful homes, with attention to high quality, has seen the company grow from its initial start up almost 30 years ago.

Worktop questions answered

Just when you thought you had navigated door styles, colours, handles and appliances, you are then met with an array of worktop choices with different properties too.

Baking with the Grandkids!

With the schools out for the summer holidays, it can be daunting to find some easy activities. Here at Church farm kitchen, Charlie & Alex have been baking with their 12 and 5 year old and can recommend the following:

5 reasons to visit our bespoke showroom

With so many kitchen showrooms to choose from, we’ve highlighted our 5 most important reasons why Church Farm Kitchens should be one on your list to visit.

Keyhole kitchens: Production manager wish list

From worktops to must have features, our production manager, Alex, tells us what's on his dream kitchen wish list.

What wood, where and why

Lets take things right to the start of the bespoke kitchen and joinery journey. Before you pick handles, worktops and even colour. The first thing we need to look at is wood. Here, Jack invites you to see which woods he prefers as Workshop Manager to use and why.

5 common kitchen design mistakes

Most people enjoy designing their own bespoke kitchens – and why not, after all it is good fun! But whether you are wanting to take your kitchen designs to your local independent or high class designer, there are a few kitchen design mistakes that we will help you avoid.

How to prepare for your first kitchen design consultation

It can be daunting starting the kitchen design journey. Here are a few ways you can quickly become a kitchen designers dream client, even on your first meeting!

How to make your kitchen age gracefully

When it comes to designing your kitchen, you ideally want it to last the years. Kitchen trends may come and go, but the functionality of a kitchen design should never change.