An open plan self-catering kitchen for hostelers.
Large rustic kitchen in Devon with a double-bowl sink, open cabinets, stainless steel worktops, green splashback, multiple islands, ceramic splashback, stainless steel appliances, lino flooring and grey floors.

Design ideas for a large rustic u-shaped kitchen/diner in Other with a submerged sink, flat-panel cabinets, blue cabinets, stainless steel appliances, porcelain flooring and a breakfast bar.

A renovator’s dream with a previous life as a Rectory and care home. On top of the hill, the front of the building remains untouched with delicate restoration work to enhance the original beauty. The back of the building once contained two wings with a rich and plentiful history which have since been removed and renovated into the magnificent window feature where a Sustainable Kitchen sits proud.

A renovator’s dream with a previous life as a Rectory and care home. On top of the hill, the front of the building remains untouched with delicate restoration work to enhance the original beauty. The back of the building once contained two wings with a rich and plentiful history which have since been removed and renovated into the magnificent window feature where a Sustainable Kitchen sits proud.

This garden was designed for a keen chef that wanted his herbs and vegetables fresh from the garden and used in his 'al fresco' cooking. Hampton Court Small Garden A Chef’s Kitchen was designed to inspire people to grow their own vegetables and herbs in their back garden and use them to prepare healthy and economical meals outdoors. A wood-burning stove was the focal point, surrounded by raised beds, trellising and a pergola, which were all planted with vegetables and herbs. Inspired by recent popular cookery programmes, the garden aimed to motivate people to cook al fresco taking advantage of fresh ingredients and creating healthy and delicious food. As seen in magazines: HOMES & GARDENS MAY 2010 HOMES & GARDENS JULY 2010 LIVING etc MAY 2010

Lakelands House Renovation - The kitchen details feature exposed timber trusses and rafters. This adds character at first-floor level while the addition of exposed timber beams to ceilings at ground floor level add interest, warmth and charm to interior spaces.

This distinctive kitchen illustrates the versatility of the Shaker style, containing many elements typical of the classic country kitchen such as exposed butt hinges, v-groove end panels and cup handles, only this time they have been re-invented to create an exciting, non-traditional space. The Shaker kitchen has been re-imagined by our Alexandra Park customer. Choosing our component assembly option, each cabinet has been lovingly hand painted once assembled to achieve an antique - distressed finish with the warm golden tones of Oak visible around the door and drawers.

This distinctive kitchen illustrates the versatility of the Shaker style, containing many elements typical of the classic country kitchen such as exposed butt hinges, v-groove end panels and cup handles, only this time they have been re-invented to create an exciting, non-traditional space. The Shaker kitchen has been re-imagined by our Alexandra Park customer. Choosing our component assembly option, each cabinet has been lovingly hand painted once assembled to achieve an antique - distressed finish with the warm golden tones of Oak visible around the door and drawers.

This is an example of a large rustic kitchen in Other.

Photo of a large rustic kitchen in Other.

This unique custom home focuses on the use of natural materials including extensive stonework complemented by a large solid timber deck and verandah. Timber framed floor to ceiling windows and glass doors not only add amazing light to all spaces and encapsulate views, they also immerse the home in the surrounding environment. Inside the single story home utalises zoned living spaces. The central kitchen features a stunning title splash back and in-cupboard lighting, complemented by modern fittings and fixtures. With a distinctive open fireplace the living area creates an intimate space which is warm and inviting. The use of print tiles as flooring in the main bathroom also add to the personality of this unique custom home.

This unique custom home focuses on the use of natural materials including extensive stonework complemented by a large solid timber deck and verandah. Timber framed floor to ceiling windows and glass doors not only add amazing light to all spaces and encapsulate views, they also immerse the home in the surrounding environment. Inside the single story home utalises zoned living spaces. The central kitchen features a stunning title splash back and in-cupboard lighting, complemented by modern fittings and fixtures. With a distinctive open fireplace the living area creates an intimate space which is warm and inviting. The use of print tiles as flooring in the main bathroom also add to the personality of this unique custom home.

A listed very old cottage was in need of a new kitchen that would be sympathetic to the space and the chestnut dresser the client already had.To maximise the space, we moved the Everhot cooker from the end wall to the side. We were then able to utilise the corners better with an open shelving unit made out of reclaimed pine and oak.a new sink unit with cupboard with drawers and doors was also made and 2 pull-out worktops added to provide more work surface and a breakfast table. The height of the ceiling also allowed us to fit a shelving unit for the pots and pans and free up the lower shelves.

A listed very old cottage was in need of a new kitchen that would be sympathetic to the space and the chestnut dresser the client already had.To maximise the space, we moved the Everhot cooker from the end wall to the side. We were then able to utilise the corners better with an open shelving unit made out of reclaimed pine and oak.a new sink unit with cupboard with drawers and doors was also made and 2 pull-out worktops added to provide more work surface and a breakfast table. The height of the ceiling also allowed us to fit a shelving unit for the pots and pans and free up the lower shelves.

A listed very old cottage was in need of a new kitchen that would be sympathetic to the space and the chestnut dresser the client already had.To maximise the space, we moved the Everhot cooker from the end wall to the side. We were then able to utilise the corners better with an open shelving unit made out of reclaimed pine and oak.a new sink unit with cupboard with drawers and doors was also made and 2 pull-out worktops added to provide more work surface and a breakfast table. The height of the ceiling also allowed us to fit a shelving unit for the pots and pans and free up the lower shelves.

Oak topped cupboard and shelving unit. Re-using an old pine cupboard which had been in the family for a very long time. This was incorporated into some new shelving to create some more useful space. the old cupboard was striped and sanded back. The shelving was made from pine to match the original cupboard. The top/worksurface is made from solid oak and finished with an natural oil/wax combination. This creats a hard wearing, water resistant surface whilst keeping the natural look and feel of the timber. This finish is also very easily replenished/repaired or re done.

To modernise the existing kitchen in an old barn conversion, with no room for expansion, we had plenty of ideas to make this a glamorous kitchen, to be the heart of the home. Details: Range: English - Mereway Town and Country Colours : Pale Grey and Graphite Grey Handles: Stainless steel bars Worktops: Hi-macs Edessay Appliances : Siemens Tap: Quooker Hot tap 4:1 Sink: Blanco

This garden was designed for a keen chef that wanted his herbs and vegetables fresh from the garden and used in his 'al fresco' cooking. Hampton Court Small Garden A Chef’s Kitchen was designed to inspire people to grow their own vegetables and herbs in their back garden and use them to prepare healthy and economical meals outdoors. A wood-burning stove was the focal point, surrounded by raised beds, trellising and a pergola, which were all planted with vegetables and herbs. Inspired by recent popular cookery programmes, the garden aimed to motivate people to cook al fresco taking advantage of fresh ingredients and creating healthy and delicious food. As seen in magazines: HOMES & GARDENS MAY 2010 HOMES & GARDENS JULY 2010 LIVING etc MAY 2010

The view from the kitchen to the terrace creates a lovely indoor outdoor living space, great for entertaining on those lovely summer evenings.
Inspiration for a large rustic kitchen/diner in Marseille with shaker cabinets, beige cabinets, wood worktops, stainless steel appliances, limestone flooring and no island.