We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

We bring you a timeless charm from a Victorian property in Islington where darker, traditional woods have resurfaced. It’s a space that balances luxury with everyday life and completely transforms our client’s London townhouse. Our client chose a handmade kitchen to sit at the heart of the home, this was our Classic In-Frame style with a low profile beaded frame and inline plinth. Throughout the space metallic finishes and leather upholstered bar stools contribute to the modern ambience our client wanted to achieve in their renovated home. Our design-led approach delivers luxurious yet functional spaces for you, your family and your friends to enjoy. The space envelops you in a dramatic yet inviting atmosphere. The dark green tones are balanced by brass handles, marble quartz worktops, and light-coloured stone flooring, ensuring the ambience is striking without being overwhelming. Obsidian Green by Little Greene was hand-painted onto the cabinetry. This colour is a deep green paint shade often used to provide a dramatic backdrop to natural wood furnishings. A paint full of character that further enhances the walnut internals and the polished Valencia quartz worktop found around the kitchen. A well-appointed kitchen means choosing premium appliances that guarantee exceptional performance in the heart of the home. This kitchen design in particular knows how to deliver professional-level cooking with the choice of Obsidian Black Miele appliances. They include a Miele Oven, a Miele Steam Oven and a Miele Induction Hob. The breakfast pantry, it’s a cabinet where elegance meets unparalleled functionality! It hasn’t been designed just for storage but to revolutionise our client’s cooking experience for the day's most important meal. Enhance the centrepiece of your home beyond expectations, and design a bar area under the stairs! This made sense so an awkward gap wasn’t left. Our designer came up with this idea to fill the space with plenty more storage and create something truly special in this Victorian property that flowed smoothly from the kitchen into the beautiful dining space.

A bespoke kitchen with a Flemish flavour. This island is in oak with a specialist finish, and the marble work surfaces are marble, as are the sinks.

The chunky Worn Grey Limestone flagstones look amazing in this deVOL Kitchen.
This is an example of a large rustic l-shaped kitchen/diner in Other with open cabinets, blue cabinets, wood worktops, limestone flooring and no island.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.

Industrial chic book shelfing made from reclaimed oak and reclaimed metal.
Inspiration for a large rustic u-shaped kitchen/diner in Wiltshire with a belfast sink, shaker cabinets, wood worktops, slate flooring, an island, grey floors, distressed cabinets and stainless steel appliances.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.

Nestled within an unusually shaped room, this kitchen was designed to embrace the client’s love for ornamentation over austerity. Every surface and detail was considered to celebrate individuality and craftsmanship, transforming spatial awkwardness into charm and character. Off-white in-frame cabinetry features shaker doors with unique decorative grooving, with glazed units styled with custom muntins and wallpapered interiors. Exposed butt hinges and an eclectic collection of ornate latches, handles, and knobs are each in matching antique brass, both open cabinets and serve as the kitchen’s jewellery. A 40mm solid oak burled worktop, finished in Danish oil, wraps gracefully around the room, paired with painted tongue-and-groove panelling that rises as a traditional painted backsplash. The layout revolves around a small central dining table, allowing for easy movement within and through the space. At its heart stands a blue Vougeot ‘Classic’ Lacanche range, striking against the neutral cabinetry, with an induction top and multifunction oven. The range is paired with a large bespoke canopy above with built-in storage, as well as a utensil rack and a pot filler tap. The Belfast sink is sat beneath a picture window for admiring the back garden, and is flanked by solid-wood cutlery drawers, pullout bins, with a discreetly integrated Fisher & Paykel single-drawer dishwasher tucked into the opposite corner. Rather than balancing practicality and aesthetics, practicality bows to personality in the design of this kitchen. The client’s affinity for decoration over minimalism animates every shelf and surface—cherished mementos, framed pictures, and ceramics proudly populate the countertops, open shelving and window cill. While the oak worktop invites and rewards the touch of fingertips across its burls and catspaws, each brass latch, handle and knob offers a unique handshake. Cabinet interiors continue this devotion to traditional detailing, featuring friction-fit drawers, solid wood cutlery inserts, spice organisers, and slanted wine displays. The finished kitchen feels intimate, storied, and unapologetically personal, a celebration of craftsmanship and collected charm. What began as an awkward space has become a characterful haven, layered with texture, warmth, and the unmistakable imprint of its owner.