What we build
Floor-to-ceiling made-to-measure kitchens, islands and built-in furniture for homes. One partner from the laser measurement to the final door adjustment: design, manufacture and installation are not split across three companies.
IKD / Innovative Kitchen Design — Athens, GR
We design, manufacture and install kitchens to millimetre tolerance.
Everything is solved in the drawing first
Every cabinet, edge, hinge and opening for pipes and cables is drawn in 3D in Infowood 1992 before a single board is cut. The drawing you approve is the same file that instructs the cutting machines.
What we are not
No catalogue boxes. No filler strips covering the gaps. Every cabinet is cut to the size of your own walls, on European precision (CNC) machinery at a 2,500 m² factory — and only your kitchen is made, not a production run.
- Partner factory floor
- 2,500 m²
- Kitchens per production run
- 1 unit
- Measuring accuracy
- ±1 mm
- Subcontracted installers
- 0
Why made-to-measure
A ready-made kitchen is a row of cabinets in fixed widths, lined up against your wall. Whatever is left over between them and the real wall is closed with filler strips and wedges. Those spots show — and that is where a kitchen fails first.
We do not work to fixed widths. We measure the room, draw it in 3D and cut the cabinets to its own dimensions. A 2,847 mm wall gets a 2,847 mm kitchen. If a wall leans, we measure it and correct for it in the drawing before anything is made — not with a wedge on installation day.
It is a different way of building, not a pricier version of the same product. It costs more and takes longer, but it is the only way to get straight lines and even gaps between the doors along a floor-to-ceiling kitchen.
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Your real dimensions
Cabinets take the dimensions of your room, not the standard sizes of a catalogue. No rounding.
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One team, one responsibility
The team that measured the room designs it, chooses the materials and installs the kitchen. Nothing gets lost between designer, factory and fitter.
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Materials for daily use
We choose materials and finishes that stand up to heat, moisture and wear in everyday use. Durability first, looks second.
U-shaped kitchen with a timber worktop and open shelving around the window
How we work
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Measurement and 3D design
We measure the room with a laser and draw the whole kitchen in 3D in Infowood 1992. Parts, hardware and openings for pipes and cables are solved on screen, before anything is made.
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Manufacture at the factory
The kitchen is made at Silves, a 2,500 m² factory with European precision (CNC) machinery. The drawing you approved goes straight to the machines, without being re-typed by hand.
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Installation in your home
Installed by the team that measured and designed the room. Cabinets go in on the line of the drawing, and every door is adjusted until it sits straight.
Materials and construction
| Part | What we use | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinet body | Moisture-resistant particleboard, low-emission (class E1), melamine faced | 18 mm |
| Edges | Edge tape bonded with no visible joint (laser or PUR glue), matched to the surface colour | 1–2 mm |
| Doors and drawer fronts | Real wood (veneer), lacquer, or hard-wearing laminate (HPL) | To spec |
| Wood grain | Continues from door to door across the whole kitchen | Per run |
| Worktop | Natural stone, sintered stone, or solid timber | 20–30 mm |
| Hinges and drawer runners | Soft-close, tested for a set number of openings | 200,000 |
| Door alignment | Adjustable in height, width and depth at installation and whenever needed later | ±2 mm |
| Gap between doors | The same across the whole kitchen, set in the drawing | 4 mm |
On timber. Veneer is a thin sheet of real wood: it has a grain, it reacts to moisture and it has a limited thickness. We recommend it where the kitchen is continuous enough for the grain to run from door to door, and we choose the base board and edge so it survives the heat of an oven, water at the sink and ten years of hands opening a handleless door by its edge.
Manufacturing partner
Silves
Manufacture happens in direct partnership with Silves — a 2,500 m² factory with modern European precision (CNC) machinery.
A direct partnership means the drawing is not re-drawn, re-interpreted or re-priced between design and manufacture. Cutting, drilling and edging run as one sequence straight from the approved drawing. Production is booked around the date we measured your room, not a general order queue.
Built work
Discovery
Five steps. Two working days to a written answer.
A few questions about the project, the room and when you need it. If we are not the right fit, you will know straight away.