A Surrey craftsman studio led by Mark Wortham — twenty years of bathroom and kitchen design, refurbishment and full build for the finest homes in Dorking and beyond.
Artisan Company is a premium bathroom and kitchen design and refurbishment studio based in Newdigate, Surrey. Founded by Mark Wortham in 2005 after years at a leading kitchen design and construction management firm, the studio has spent two decades transforming the finest period properties, listed homes and family residences across Dorking, Surrey and West Sussex.
Mark personally oversees every project — large or small — bringing a keen eye for detail, a strong interest in design and an unwavering commitment to delivering on time and to budget. With every trade in-house, from plumbing and plastering to structural steels and bespoke carpentry, we make the complicated feel calm.
Carefully selected suppliers and a curated palette of luxury brands — Hansgrohe, Burlington, Crosswater, Duravit, Farrow & Ball — sit at the heart of every space we make.
From the first sketch to the final paint touch-up, Mark and the Artisan team handle everything in-house — including the structural work most refurbishment firms outsource. One point of contact. One standard. No surprises.
From first survey to handover, Mark personally oversees scheduling, trades, materials and communication. Every project on time, every project to budget.
An in-house design service covering colour, style, fixtures, layout and bespoke storage — informed by twenty years of seeing what works and what doesn't.
Ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and glass mosaic — alongside Amtico, Karndean, Quickstep, engineered wood, laminate and carpet for the rest of the home.
Kitchen taps through to whole-house heating systems. Every qualified trade you need under one roof, working to a single coordinated plan.
Traditional plastering for listed and period properties, modern skim and a decorating team that treats Farrow & Ball walls the way they deserve.
A full structural service — calculations, drawings, building control, load-bearing wall removal, RSJs, lintels — and bespoke kitchen, bedroom and storage carpentry.
Six recent transformations across Dorking, Betchworth and Westcott — Victorian cottages, Tudor period properties, Grade II listed homes and open-plan 1930s extensions. Each one delivered on time and to budget.
Whether it's a single bathroom or a full property refurbishment, Mark will personally read every enquiry and respond within one working day with honest, practical advice.
Many bathroom and kitchen specialists hand you back to a structural engineer the moment a wall has to come down. We don't. From load-bearing wall removal and RSJ installation to roof lanterns, lintels, listed building consent and full traditional plastering — every part of the structural service sits inside the studio.
That's how a 1930s kitchen becomes a 2.5m anthracite roof lantern. That's how a Tudor bathroom holds a 200kg copper bath on a sloping floor. And it's how a Grade II listed renovation comes in on budget despite the surprises listed buildings always have.