CENTRAL LONDON
Commercial fit-out
& refurbishment.
Design-led fit-outs for retail, salons and offices, with specialist materials, building services and the demands of the business coordinated from the outset.
Discuss your project
The business behind the brief.
A commercial fit-out is judged on the finished space and the discipline of its delivery. KBM works with owners, occupiers and designers to translate the identity of a business into its interior, bringing display, lighting, cabinetry and specialist surfaces into a coordinated construction brief.
Programme planning begins with the way the premises operate. Access, working hours, adjoining occupiers and any periods of closure inform the sequence; procurement and material lead times are reviewed against the intended opening. Our commercial portfolio includes a Knightsbridge jeweller’s boutique, NU on King’s Road and Adem hair salon on Ebury Street.
An interior with a practical brief
The experience of clients and visitors is only part of the brief. Staff circulation, storage, access to services, maintenance and the daily operation of the space also matter. We bring these practical requirements into the conversation alongside the design and specification.
A closer look at the materials, details and work involved.
Planning your project.
What commercial work does KBM undertake?
Our commercial service covers design-led retail interiors, office fit-out and refurbishment. The portfolio includes a Knightsbridge jeweller’s boutique, NU at King’s Road and Adem hair salon on Ebury Street.
Can work be discussed for an occupied property?
Yes. We would first discuss how the property is being used, permitted working hours and access. These help us plan the sequence and identify where protection, temporary arrangements or periods of closure may be needed.
Let’s shape
something enduring.
Whether you are at the earliest stage of a brief or ready to begin on site, we welcome a conversation. Every enquiry is handled personally.
Share your plans, drawings or initial ideas. We will discuss the property, the scope and the next steps towards a considered proposal.
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