Fallow Workshops designs and builds bespoke kitchens in Balham and across southwest London.

We use traditional joinery techniques and sustainably sourced materials to create kitchens that are elegant, durable, and thoughtfully made. Our cabinetry is built to last — and made to be lived in.

Our Kitchen Services

Kitchen with white cabinets, marble countertops and backsplash, stainless steel stove, decorative items on the shelf such as plants, vases, and books.

Fallow Original

Starting from £20,000

The Fallow Original cabinetry is a collection of modular hardwood in-frame shaker units. The cabinets are built using traditional joinery techniques, they are everything that we believe a kitchen should be. Beauty through quality and simplicity.

A rustic kitchen sink area with a white farmhouse sink, gray cabinets, and a marble countertop. Decor includes a vase of white flowers, a decorative plate with a bear, and a bunch of green foliage. Open shelves above hold woven baskets, jars, ceramic figures, and various kitchen items, illuminated by natural light from a large window on the left.

Fallow Bespoke

Starting from £30,000

The Fallow Bespoke service gives clients and designers the option to work with our team on a project that is truly personal. Our joinery practice remains true to our values by using the best materials and the trusted techniques that have stood the test of time.

Whether you're renovating a Victorian terrace near Tooting Bec Common or opening up a family home in the Nightingale Triangle, we’ll help shape a kitchen that suits your space and your story.

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Recent Traditional Kitchen Projects in London

A calm, oak-framed kitchen for a growing family, blending Shaker styling with traditional detailing.

Traditional Shaker Kitchen in Barnes

Archway Street Kitchen - A Warm, Traditional Family Kitchen in Barnes

Cream cabinetry, fluted glass and warm wood tones create a soft, traditional look in this South London home.

In-Frame Family Kitchen in Wandsworth

Huron Road Kitchen – An In-Frame Classic in Wandsworth

Colourful Traditional Kitchen in East Dulwich

A playful twist on traditional design — dark green units, copper fittings and hidden storage.

A pastel blue kitchen with a marble countertop and backsplash, decorated with framed pictures, plants, and a wooden cutting board. There is a bowl of fruit on the island, a yellow and white patterned ottoman, and pink flowers in a striped vase.

A Kitchen That Belongs in Balham

From the bay-windowed terraces off Bedford Hill to the tree-lined streets of the Heaver Estate, Balham homes deserve kitchens that reflect their character and support everyday living. We’ve designed spaces for growing families, home cooks, and hosts who love a long brunch. Our kitchens are built to work hard and grow old beautifully, just like the homes they live in.

Whether you're after a classic shaker kitchen in Balham, a walk-in pantry, or a kitchen island made for real family life, Fallow will help bring it to life.

Modern kitchen with pastel blue cabinets, a pink kitchen island with gold handles, marble countertops, a white farmhouse sink, and a gas stove.

Start your Balham kitchen journey

We’d love to hear about your plans.

Our commitment to sustainable kitchen making runs deep. All our cabinetry is made from responsibly sourced hardwood, and for every kitchen we build in Balham and beyond, we plant more trees than we use.

FAQs: Kitchens in Balham

  • Yes. We work with clients throughout Balham, including the Nightingale Triangle, the Heaver Estate, and roads off Bedford Hill and Hildreth Street.

  • Absolutely. Every Fallow kitchen is tailored to your space, your taste, and your lifestyle. We’ve created kitchens for families who cook every day, professionals who love order and calm, and homes where everything has its place. Your kitchen will be one of a kind.

    Whether you're after a classic shaker kitchen in Balham, a sleek utility run, or a bespoke storage solution, Fallow will help bring it to life.

  • Yes. Our shaker-style cabinetry is a Fallow signature. Modular or fully bespoke, always hardwood, always traditionally built.

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This kitchen has a pretty small footprint but the soft tones, open shelves and layout make every inch work hard. It’s inviting and stylish at the same time - and we love the little shelves linking the hood to the cabinets. #SmartDesign #Compact
This kitchen has so much personality - bold blue cabinetry, which looks so beautiful against the green garden backdrop. Wonderful use of colour in a garden flat. #BoldDesign #FallowWorkshops #KitchenInspo #Askew
If a new pantry is on your 2026 wish list, check out four of our favourites. We love how the colours and shelving styles vary from project to project - always practical, always pretty. #FallowWorkshops #PantryPerfection #KitchenInspo
So happy to share these recent pics of this gorgeous two-tone kitchen. Lovely colours and such pretty accessories (which we can’t take credit for!). Having the hob on the island can offer a really nice vantage point to look out to the garden /
Our workshop elves have been diverted elsewhere over the Christmas week - a well-earned break after a busy year designing, building and installing kitchens. We’re hugely grateful to our growing team, clients and suppliers for being part of it.
This is such a welcoming family kitchen. The off-white cabinetry works beautifully with the oak worktop on the island, making it calm and cosy. As the nights draw in and Christmas approaches, it’s exactly the sort of space you want to be in. #
We really loved this oak island in Connaught Road. These clients were ahead of the curve - it’s having quite a moment now and we’re not surprised. With its warm hue, oak gives a natural warmth and texture. We're finding it can complement
A very recent install - and perfect timing if you’re planning a new-year kitchen. We loved the countertop glass-fronted units and the beautiful blue-and-white crockery. Either fluted glass or clear glass works - it depends how neat you are! #Fa

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