The roof lantern floods the room with natural light, not only balancing the dark tone on the cabinetry but also making the room feel airy and spacious - just as our client, Jane, had hoped to achieve in her new kitchen.

For Jane storage was essential and in this project it came in abundance. From this angle you can see the pantry (in the back left corner) and tea and coffee cupboard (back right corner) as well as drawers of varying depths and cupboards on the bank of cabinetry surrounding the ovens to the right...

With views over the garden and light pouring into the room from the roof lantern above, this Audley kitchen is a delight in every season.

Jane's career as an Interior Designer meant that she was very used to working with grey in kitchens. However for her own home she wanted to try something different, opting for a rich, dark blue instead.

Eye level ovens and coffee machine were a must for Jane and when it came to colour options white seemed the obvious choice to compliment the marble worktops.

The pantry features bi-fold doors and a marble shelf to help keep some food items cool. The walnut internals compliment the dark blue cabinetry beautifully,

This drinks cupboard is the ultimate entertaining kitchen feature - the perfect spot to prepare a Friday night drink for guests.

Keen to make the most of every inch of space, these integrated walnut lap trays are easily accessible and slot neatly into the kitchen island when not in use.

Jane and her husband are keen cooks so it was important that their kitchen had an extensive range of appliances, including this Miele sous vide vacuum drawer.

A bespoke knife block was integrated within Jane's main cutlery drawer, ensuring all her knives are easily to hand when preparing food at the kitchen island.