Thank you all so much for the positive comments. Yes - it's Bodbyn. I found ikea the easiest to get the cupboard configuration I wanted as everything is so interchangeable. Ps For some reason I thought this post had failed so I posted it again... You may see it crop up again in the feed!

Dear Buggypie, thank you for all the kind words :-). Originally the work was planned to take 5 months but once we stripped out we found a few issues with the current foundation and structure, therefore we added a few more weeks to the contract. The property is located in the Hampstead conservation area and planning application was required. Over all, creating a green roof is a straightforward procedure and not costly at all. It lowers the impact on neighbouring properties from above, reduces the surface rainfall run-off, improves sound insulation, reduces heat loss & increases the life of waterproofing membranes lying at the base of the roof. It will also provide an important microclimate for insects & bird life and contributes to the conservation area in general. However, the most important reason we suggested it is so that the client could look at a garden from the master bedroom rather than a black pondy roof. Please see below an image of the view of the green roof: This image shows the green roof from within the master bedroom, it is viewed through a pretty Victorian-period balustrade (we chose the pattern & hand-picked each post to make sure it was the perfect fit):

Great use of colour to make a statement but I would use it as an accessory colour away from the kitchen. having said that, it is interesting to read that the kitchen was hand painted to match the wall colour and not the other way round! it's all about personal taste so if owners love it then that's all that matters. Bravo for use of the bar-like cabinet for glasses, this gives the feel of a bar and it is very trendy. We're seeing more of this around homes. The worktop is FANTASTIC.

Hi E D! Thank you for your kind comment! Yes there is an exposed pitched ceiling internally - you can see more photos and more about the project by clicking here Thanks again, Holly @ MillChris Developments Ltd