Bespoke joinery in Mayfair.

Mayfair · W1 · Mayfair apartmentCompleted work, photograph

A navy study, a kitchen with a sliding ladder and an oak larder. Cochrane Bespoke made them for a Mayfair apartment.

A study and a larder, above the street.

1,500 sq ft: Mayfair apartment, finished 2021
Study, kitchen, larder: All made by Cochrane Bespoke
Policy 44: Period detail kept around new work

NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle bespoke joinery, made by Cochrane Bespoke in Mayfair W1, under one contract. The calculator gives your own range in a minute, by scope and finish. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.

Mayfair’s Georgian townhouses are mostly apartments now, often over shops. A whole house is rare.

Our Mayfair apartment runs to 1,500 sq ft. Living, dining and kitchen share one room under tall bay windows.

Cochrane Bespoke made the study, the kitchen and the larder. The study is lined in navy bookshelves. A sliding ladder reaches the upper kitchen cupboards.

Westminster’s Policy 44 asks for period detail to be kept, or restored where lost. Cornices and shutters are drawn around, never cut.

Pieces go up by stair or lift. So the route is measured before anything is made.

Rules above the shops.

Council: City of Westminster, alongside the Mayfair Neighbourhood Plan made in December 2019.
Period detail: Policy 44 asks for period detail to be kept, or restored where lost.
The estate: The Grosvenor estate owns much of Mayfair. Its licence often sits beside the council’s consent.
Reuse: City Plan Policy 43. Refurbishing and reusing a building is supported in principle.
Apartments: The lease and the managing agent decide what can change. They also set working hours.

Source: Westminster’s City Plan 2026, Policies 43 and 44, and the Mayfair Neighbourhood Plan. Read on 3 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.