Both routes are available. Supply only suits homeowners who already have a fitter or who are managing a wider renovation themselves. Supply and install covers the whole thing from design through to a finished room.
The Cannon Court estate is recorded as starting around 1935 under local builder Walter Stokes, according to Leatherhead and District Local History Society, whose own records hedge the date. Development continued across the village through the middle of the century, spreading up the lower slopes of the North Downs.
Older buildings survive alongside it. St Mary’s church contains eleventh-century fabric and is the oldest structure in the village. Fetcham House on Bell Lane dates from the early nineteenth century and is Grade II listed. Fetcham Park House, an eighteenth-century mansion, sits within the Fetcham Conservation Area.
That mix matters when you are planning a kitchen. Conservation area status, listed status and green belt land along the northern edge all affect what can be altered and what needs consent. Mole Valley District Council is the planning authority for the village.
Established in 2017, Lime Designs is an independent business designing and installing kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and living spaces. Alongside cabinetry, the building team handles home extensions, structural work and full refurbishments, with trusted trade professionals covering the rest. That means one company and one point of contact across a project rather than several. Beyond kitchens, past work has covered bathrooms, home offices, media walls, boot rooms and exterior building work. By starting with function, we create kitchens that feel intuitive rather than restrictive. Prep areas sit where they are most useful. Storage supports your shopping habits. Appliances integrate seamlessly into the layout instead of dominating it.
Projects have been delivered across Surrey and Sussex. In Chessington, a super matt rail system kitchen in Marine and New England Oak with brass rails. In Reigate, a modern open-plan kitchen with a Shaker design and a waterfall island, supplied and installed, plus a second Reigate kitchen in Sovereign Shaker painted botanical green.
Closer to the showroom, a kitchen and dining project in Dorking. In Horley, two handleless kitchens: one an inset New England Oak design with graphite rails and an integral J-pull, paired with an anthracite-painted island. The Meadvale project in Horsham covered full kitchen design and installation, and the Newdigate project extended to a media wall, bathroom and building works.
The full set is on the projects page, and current work is posted to Instagram and Facebook.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Supply only is available as well as full supply and install.
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