Most firms that fit kitchens will also quote you for a bathroom. Go To Interiors does something less common: it runs the two as separate studios, each with its own team and its own showroom of designs.
Both are led by Clifford Smith, and both are family-run. The same people take the measurements, draw the plans and fit the units.
They work across Kent and Essex:
Website: gotointeriors.com
Find them on Google Maps: Go To Interiors
Gallery: gotointeriors.com/gallery/kitchens
The studio covers the whole job rather than one slice of it:
Door styles run from handleless and slab through Shaker, in both contemporary and traditional forms, to in-frame. Ranges include Valore, Ora, Waterford, Jayline, Bella, Zurfiz, Thornbury and Hadley.
Finishes come in UltraMatt, SuperGloss and woodgrain, built in MFC, MDF, solid wood or vinyl-wrapped MDF.
On newbiie: @gotointeriors_kitchens
Gallery: gotointeriors.com/gallery/christmas-showcase
This one is worth a look if you are weighing up timing. It shows the same kitchen ranges styled for the season — oak islands under garlands, charcoal kitchens with a full tree, a dining nook with wreaths and candles, mini trees either side of the sink.
The point of it is practical. A kitchen is not a quick purchase, and if you want to be hosting in a finished room this December, the consultation is the part that needs booking now rather than the fitting.
Gallery: gotointeriors.com/gallery/bathrooms
The bathroom studio runs the same way — design, supply, fit, aftercare — for family bathrooms, en-suites, wet rooms and cloakrooms:
The showroom is built around Kartell UK furniture, with twelve template designs to start from:
Finishes run from Gloss and Matt White through Matt Grey, Storm Grey Gloss and Slate Grey to Matt Anthracite and Corymbia Green.
On newbiie: @gotointeriors_bathrooms
Both studios begin the same way: a free home visit or a video call, then plans and visuals before anything is ordered.
Message either profile here on newbiie, or see the full galleries at gotointeriors.com.