PlaceDesign Kitchens and Interiors

A simple oak peg board helps organise pull out drawers with bowls and plates.

These tall units are chock full of storage. From the pullout pantry unit at this end to the boiler housing at the other. Practicality is key.

The wine fridge sits next to a criss cross style wine rack. This adds a lovely feature underneath the breakfast bar.

The breakfast bar was sourced from storm damaged London timber from a local yard. We have left a Waney edge on it where possible to accentuate this beautiful natural material. Lightly sanded and oiled to bring out the texture of the grain and the defects which are a part of its character.

Practical and beautiful. This butler sink by Franke is large, easy to clean and looks fantastic. Especially with the Quooker boiling water tap in gold. The light veining in the Unistone Misterio Gold quartz splash back sets it off perfectly.

The sink area with marble shelf above for display. The horizontal lines of the blinds in the reflection add to the impact of the polished marble.

We made use of the high ceilings by adding units above the tall units where the ovens and fridge are.

A small L shaped kitchen with seashell white cupboards, Monte Bianco quartz worktops and an eye-catching horizontal striped Striato Olimpio splash back.

This was a small boot room we installed next to the kitchen.

The view from the lounge. The corner where the bar now sits was very acute so we softened it by placing the bar furniture in front of it and angling the wall behind it. This was all followed through with the coving detail.

The client wanted a large deep butler sink. This one by Shaws is massive.

The range cooker sits within the chimney breast perfectly.