Luxury Kitchen Design in Bath, Somerset
Horner Roberts offers outstanding service and quality workmanship to create your perfect Luxury kitchen.
Luxury Bespoke Kitchens in the Bath area
Luxury Kitchens
At Horner-Roberts, we believe the kitchen is the heart of every home, where functionality meets stunning design. Based in nearby Warminster, we specialise in crafting luxury, bespoke kitchens for homeowners in Bath who appreciate the finer details of high-end craftsmanship. With over 40 years of experience, we design and build luxury custom kitchens that not only look beautiful but are also meticulously tailored to meet your practical needs.
Whether you’re restoring a historic Georgian house in Bath or building a modern property, Horner-Roberts is here to bring your vision to life with precision and care.
40 Years experience of Crafting Luxury kitchens
Experienced Kitchen Makers
Fitting Luxury Kitchens into Historic and Contemporary Bath Homes
Bath is renowned for its stunning architecture, from grand Georgian townhouses to modern new builds. With 40 years of experience, Horner-Roberts has a deep understanding of how to design kitchens that respect the heritage of historic properties while introducing the modern conveniences and luxury finishes expected in today’s properties.
For period properties, we work closely with owners, architects, and local planners to ensure our designs honour the building’s historical significance. Whether it’s maintaining original features or selecting materials that blend seamlessly with the character of the home, we ensure every kitchen we design enhances the property’s charm without compromising on modern functionality.
For contemporary properties, our bespoke luxury kitchens feature clean lines, innovative technology, and custom designs that are tailored to each client’s unique vision. Whether you prefer an ultra-modern style or a fusion of old and new, we deliver kitchens that make a statement in both form and function.
Handcrafted to Perfection: Custom Storage & More
At Horner-Roberts, no detail is overlooked. We create custom storage solutions tailored specifically to your requirements, whether it’s a beautifully crafted pantry, cleverly hidden appliances, or bespoke cabinetry designed for maximum efficiency. Every piece is handmade by our cabinet makers, ensuring the highest level of quality and craftsmanship.
Our commitment to using only premium materials means that your kitchen will not only look exquisite but will also stand the test of time. From the cabinetry to the countertops, every element of your kitchen is carefully considered to ensure a perfect balance of luxury and functionality.
Our Bespoke Design Process: Tailored for You
At Horner-Roberts, the journey to your dream kitchen starts with a personal consultation. We take the time to understand your lifestyle, preferences, and design aspirations. Whether you’re envisioning a modern minimalist kitchen or a timeless, classic design, we’ll work with you to create a space that perfectly suits your needs.
Using state-of-the-art 3D design software, we can bring your vision to life, allowing you to see how your new luxury kitchen will look before any work begins. We also encourage clients to visit our Warminster workshop, where you can meet our cabinet makers, see materials up close, and witness the high level of craftsmanship that goes into each project.
About Horner-Roberts: Crafting Luxury Kitchens by Hand
With a legacy of more than four decades, Horner-Roberts has built a reputation for excellence in bespoke kitchen design. Our high-end clientele in Bath trusts us to deliver kitchens that reflect their personal tastes, while also enhancing the daily function of their home. Each of our kitchens is handcrafted to order, ensuring a unique, tailor-made experience from start to finish.From our workshop in Warminster, our skilled cabinet makers carefully craft every element of your kitchen using only the finest materials. Whether you’re looking to complement the historic charm of your Bath home or create a sleek, contemporary space, we have the expertise to blend modern luxury with traditional craftsmanship.
Flexible Timelines: Craftsmanship Takes Time
Because every luxury kitchen we create is completely bespoke, timelines for completion can vary depending on the complexity of the design. While some kitchens may be completed in a matter of months, others, particularly in historic properties or those requiring extensive custom work, may take longer to ensure the highest standards are met.
At Horner-Roberts, we prioritise quality over speed, and our clients appreciate the meticulous attention to detail that goes into every project. Rest assured, the time invested will result in a kitchen that exceeds your expectations and is truly one-of-a-kind.
Some of our latest luxury kitchens
Contact Horner-Roberts for Your Bespoke Luxury Kitchen Design
If you’re ready to create a luxurious, handcrafted kitchen that perfectly suits your home in Bath, contact Horner-Roberts today to arrange a personal consultation. Whether you’re renovating a historic house or building a modern property, our bespoke designs and expert craftsmanship will bring your vision to life.
We also invite you to visit our workshop in Warminster, where you can see our cabinet makers at work, explore materials, and discuss your project in more detail. Start your journey toward a beautifully crafted luxury kitchen by getting in touch with us today.
What makes Bath a special place to make a home?
Bath is a city with deep historical roots and striking architecture. Located in Somerset, it has drawn visitors for centuries, first for its natural hot springs and later for its social and cultural life. Its origins go back to Roman times, when the settlement was known as Aquae Sulis. The Romans built a grand complex of baths and a temple dedicated to the goddess Sulis Minerva, combining native British beliefs with Roman ones. Today, the Roman Baths remain one of the city’s most visited attractions. Visitors can explore the well-preserved remains, including the Great Bath and various artefacts uncovered during excavation.
During the 18th century, Bath experienced a major transformation. It became one of Britain’s most fashionable spa towns, attracting aristocrats and wealthy visitors. This era shaped much of the city’s appearance, thanks to architects like John Wood the Elder and his son, who designed many of its iconic buildings. The Royal Crescent stands as a prime example of Georgian luxury, with its sweeping curve of terraced houses overlooking a green lawn. Nearby, the Circus forms a perfect circle of townhouses inspired by ancient Roman design. Another highlight is Pulteney Bridge, which crosses the River Avon and is lined with shops—one of only a few such bridges in the world.
Bath also has strong literary links, most notably with Jane Austen. She lived in the city between 1801 and 1806, a time that influenced her novels Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. The Jane Austen Centre on Gay Street offers insights into her time in Bath and explores the wider social world of the period. Fans of her work can walk the same streets and recognise the settings described in her fiction.
At the heart of the city stands Bath Abbey, a place of worship for over a thousand years. The current building, dating mostly from the 16th century, is known for its fan-vaulted ceiling, tall windows, and carved stone angels climbing Jacob’s Ladder on the west front. Visitors can climb the tower for a panoramic view of the city and surrounding hills.
Bath’s museums add to its cultural appeal. The Holburne Museum, once a grand hotel, holds collections of fine and decorative art. No. 1 Royal Crescent shows what life was like in a Georgian townhouse, furnished as it would have been in the 18th century. The Victoria Art Gallery offers a mix of historical and contemporary works and is free to enter. Though currently relocating, the Fashion Museum has long been a draw for those interested in clothing from past centuries to the present day.
The city is set in a green valley, with wooded hills all around. The Bath Skyline Walk gives a chance to enjoy sweeping views, taking in fields, meadows, and hidden woodland paths. Inside the city, Royal Victoria Park provides open space for picnics, a lake for boating, and areas for children to play.
Today, Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognised for the way its Roman and Georgian histories are preserved side by side. Its streets remain full of life, with independent shops, galleries, restaurants, and cafes tucked into historic buildings. The tradition of bathing continues too—modern visitors can relax at Thermae Bath Spa, which uses the same hot springs the Romans did.
