About Us

David - Studio Manager

Luke - Designer

Julia - Designer

Our Studio is set in the heart of Canterbury, directly across the Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO world heritage site. Our team of designers work very closely with you to collaborate together. They most often design kitchens, but love when the project expands into other rooms in the home, as well as bespoke pieces of furniture.

Our team of master craftspeople in our workshop make each piece of furniture using traditional techniques and modern machinery in our workshop in Canterbury. Our skilled joiners are fully employed members of the team (which is unique in the industry) and work with you throughout the fit, to make the project as seamless as possible. Continued learning is an important aspect of our company, we are always discovering new materials, techniques and design technology. We work closely as a team and have strong policies in place to make sure our team is supported and well-trained, including flexible working and parental leave.

Josh - CNC Technician

John - Joiner

Our ethos has always been at the heart of Herringbone, where craftsmanship, sustainability and giving back remain central to every decision made. We proudly support a number of charities, including Catching Lives, Housing 4 Women and Canterbury Pride.

William’s favourite quote is from Henry Ford, ‘a business that makes nothing but money is a poor business.’ Our ethos drives Herringbone.

Lucy - CAD Technician

Mischief Maker

Candice - Associate Project Manager

Joe ‘Purdie’ - Workshop Manager

Ope - Photographer

Leila- E-Commerce Manager

Charlie - Joiner

Martyna - Interior Designer

Phil - Commercial Director

Romas - Fitter

Ronnie- Apprentice Carpenter

Bill - Fitter

Tom - Carpenter

Noel - Fitter

Oli - Fitter

Mark - Fitter

Sustainability is central to our decisions. We believe the ingredient to long lasting kitchens is using considered materials that have been well cared for. Every material used in your kitchen cabinet is from companies with strong sustainability records. In that way, we know that our kitchens are not just valued by our customers but are good for the earth and future generations. Our timbers are sourced from well managed, responsible forests where the cycle of clearing and replanting has been continuous for many generations. We only use temperate hard and soft woods and avoid endangered tropical timbers where logging practices are generally less well controlled and regulated. We use indigenous British species wherever possible and we plant a tree for every kitchen made.

Importantly, we were the first company in the UK to ban high-silica quartz. This product does not belong anywhere near our shores, as it causes silicosis in stonemasons who improperly cut it. We continue to campaign for this product to be banned in the UK.