Davonport Kitchen & Home

Home Design & Renovation Professionals , Kitchen Designers
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Davonport Kitchen & Home
5 Reviews

Davonport Islands.

Islands are an increasingly popular part of a kitchen but they are often not used to their full potential. An island can be used for food preparation, cooking, dining and entertaining. With the right design a kitchen island can transform your room.
This 4 metre island set in the Aldeburgh collection kitchen has circles at each end. The working end is positioned opposite the range cooker, complete with a prep sink with Perrin & Rowe tap. At the opposite end of the island the walnut circle creates a stunning breakfast area, perfect for guests...
Davonport Islands.
This island, situated in the Belgravia kitchen, combines cooking, seating and storage. The curved walnut breakfast bar that wraps around two sides of the island provides a place for friends and family to sit whilst you are cooking, it also doubles up as an informal dining area. An induction hob,...
Davonport Islands.
The hi-gloss finish on this island gives it real impact. Despite appearing as quite simple, compared to other islands, the shape, colouring and finish of this island gives it the overall impact needed for the design. The lighting along the plinth increases the influence this island has in the room.
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The island in this Hampton design combines autumn brown granite with a solid walnut chopping block. On the opposite side of the island there is a microwave and steam oven incorporated into the design. The elegant corbel on the end of the island, which mirrors the corbels above the range cooker, ...
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This striking Kensington kitchen island was inspired by a serpentine shaped bar our clients had seen on holiday. At Davonport we specialise in curved cabinetry so a curved island such as this is well within our expertise. This distinctive S shaped island has an induction hob, teppan yaki, boiling...
Davonport Islands.
This Kensington kitchen features a curved peninsula complete with a raised glass breakfast bar. Where an island is entirely free-standing, a peninsula is connected at one end to either a wall or a run of cabinetry. Used in this design, the peninsula acts as a way to separate the kitchen area from...
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This is another image of the Kensington curved peninsula. Seen from the opposite angle the join to the wall is more obvious. By raising the breakfast bar above the work surface you keep all the worktop, increasing your work space. The curved cabinets throughout the peninsula help the design to...
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The island in this Canterbury kitchen is is a truly multifunctional space. The oak barrel unit with built in chopping blocks provides a useful space for food preparation. Alongside this, the induction hob and downdraught extractor provide a practical cooking space whilst the cracked ice breakfast...
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The Mayland island combines hand painted cabinetry with a granite worktop and a solid English Oak chopping block on top of a barrel unit. The neutral colour palette emphasises the clean lines of the whole design, not least the island. All cooking appliances are located away from the island, leaving...
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Something as simple as colour choices can totally transform your kitchen island. This striking pink circular island contrasts with the grey cabinetry in the rest of the kitchen. With one side of the circle cut out, leaving behind a semi-circle shaped island, the round oak worktop allows room for a...
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This contemporary L-shaped kitchen island features banquette seating on one corner, with a dining table seating four. Behind the bench seat there is an induction hob. The downdraught extractor forms a barrier between the induction hob and the potential guests sat on the bench seat, this acts as not...
Davonport Islands.