Inglis Hall

Inglis Hall Maker of authentic, bespoke kitchens and architectural interiors in Sussex. Projects UK wide. All designed, made and installed by our team in East Sussex.

We design, make and install beautiful bespoke kitchens, handmade in our East Sussex workshop, using skilled traditional craft, the finest locally sourced materials and considered modern design. Every kitchen is composed around our client - their brief, their budget, their way of living - from the modest to the outrageously exuberant. Our approach is always collaborative, and the result is always a

kitchen that feels quietly right, made to be lived in properly. Beyond kitchens, we design and make architectural interiors; oak wall cladding, boot rooms, bespoke storage and more. Projects UK-wide. [email protected]

This entire bench came from one tree. A grain that flows uninterrupted. No visual breaks. Every joint sits flush with on...
24/08/2026

This entire bench came from one tree.

A grain that flows uninterrupted. No visual breaks. Every joint sits flush with one continuous curved band wrapping the frame. That’s why it reads as one form, not a collection of parts.

Beneath the refined exterior, traditional construction methods provide long term strength. Corner braces stiffen the frame. Wooden buttons fix the solid timber top, allowing the oak to move naturally with seasonal change.

IHP.518 The Bench. Rift




A generous walk in pantry concealed within an inglenook chimney. Raw oak on the outside, appliances hidden within. A pie...
22/08/2026

A generous walk in pantry concealed within an inglenook chimney. Raw oak on the outside, appliances hidden within.

A piece of joinery that lets past and present sit comfortably together. Beautiful, but above all practical. Food storage together in one spot.

This is a kitchen made for cooking.




20/08/2026

Not quite Japandi. There is a mid-century note to it, perhaps, but that is not really the point. This kitchen was not designed around a style. It was designed around a way of thinking.

What holds this Brighton kitchen together is three Japanese design principles: kanso, fukinsei and shizen. Simplicity. Asymmetry. Naturalness.

None of them arrived as a mood board. They arrived as a set of questions, asked of every cupboard, every gap, every inch of oak...

More on the blog, there’s a link in our bio.



If you’re adding a wall cupboard, we’d often advise going large. One impressive, beautifully made cabinet will have far ...
16/08/2026

If you’re adding a wall cupboard, we’d often advise going large. One impressive, beautifully made cabinet will have far more impact (and more use) than a wall crowded with small, chunky cupboards.

Glazed is even better. A softer presence, bouncing daylight back into the room. Reeded glass hints at what’s inside without giving it all away.




From plans to a beautiful piece of cabinetry. When asked us to reimagine some old workshop tool cabinets for his Hampsh...
14/08/2026

From plans to a beautiful piece of cabinetry.

When asked us to reimagine some old workshop tool cabinets for his Hampshire barn renovation, we turned to our Product Designer, Jules.

In reworking them for domestic life, he didn’t try to strip away its utilitarian roots. Instead, the aim was to keep the honesty and improve the experience. The proportions became more exacting. The materials became richer. The interior became adaptable. What emerged is a larder cupboard that still feels useful in the deepest sense, but now sits with ease in a refined interior.




Sometimes people have little ancillary rooms we can transform into a walk-in pantry. Sometimes all it takes is a partiti...
12/08/2026

Sometimes people have little ancillary rooms we can transform into a walk-in pantry. Sometimes all it takes is a partition, a semi-separate space for this year’s preserves and pickles.

The owners created something rather wonderful here. Part Victorian larder, part New York bar. Marble-topped Inglis Hall cabinetry, antique furniture, traditional panelling, and suspended glass shelving that glows after dark. Unexpected combinations, brought together with real intention.



We don’t just make kitchen cabinets. We design architectural interiors; band-sawn oak panelling, hidden sliding doors, d...
10/08/2026

We don’t just make kitchen cabinets. We design architectural interiors; band-sawn oak panelling, hidden sliding doors, detailing that rewards a closer look. Where some shy away from technical challenges, we embrace them.

This is where our craftsmanship gets to show off a little.

Whether working alongside architects, interior designers, or homeowners with grand plans of their own.




The revival of this 200-year-old Georgian manor in East Lothian, led by the thoughtful minds at WT Architecture was a sy...
08/08/2026

The revival of this 200-year-old Georgian manor in East Lothian, led by the thoughtful minds at WT Architecture was a symphony in two movements.

The first, a careful restoration of the B-listed manor. The house was stripped back to its honest structural shell, a process of peeling back layers to reveal the integrity of its original form. We understand this deeply. It is a dialogue with what already exists, respecting the bones of a place to prepare it for a new chapter.

The second movement was a contemporary extension, reaching out from the side of the old house. This new structure had to speak the same language as the original, a conversation between centuries. Crafted with sustainably sourced Douglas fir and finished in a lime-render, it was designed to complement the Georgian stone. It is a sympathetic addition, not an imitation, bringing with it a quiet, modern voice.

This is where craft becomes a bridge between eras. In the centre lies the kitchen. Here, the past and future converge.




IHP. 518 The Bench. Rift.Not just for dining tables, this beautiful oak bench is equally at home in hallways and boot ro...
06/08/2026

IHP. 518 The Bench. Rift.

Not just for dining tables, this beautiful oak bench is equally at home in hallways and boot rooms. A place to tug on wellies before setting off on windy walks in search of Heffalumps. Standard lengths from 120–220cm, easily accommodating two to four intrepid hunters.




We’re seeing more and more people look for something beyond the painted Shaker style that’s become so widespread. Someth...
04/08/2026

We’re seeing more and more people look for something beyond the painted Shaker style that’s become so widespread. Something individual, a little more contemporary perhaps, yet still true to the character of an older home.

Here, Richlite sits alongside raw and sawn oak. Modern cabinetry against more traditionally crafted pieces. This is what we do. Blend, layer, balance. The result feels storied, as if it’s evolved over time.




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29 High Street
Lewes
BN72LU

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Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

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