With the kitchen situated on the second floor of this impressive London period property, it would normally cause a few headaches. Fortunately, we’ve faced similar situations before so the team made light work of the whole process, which put the client at ease immediately.
The brief outlined the client’s vision for a minimal, serene palette of white, with plenty of storage and appliances hidden away.
With an angled glass roof on one side of the kitchen, the bespoke tall cabinetry would feature dramatically on the other.
And the calming, tactile white quartz worktop and upstands balance perfectly with the Perrin & Rowe brushed pewter taps, and the industrial feel of satin nickel plated handles.
Clever concealed storage space was hand crafted with deep pan drawers, deep shelves and a must-have pantry. While the kitchen cabinetry was spray painted white with Little Greene and punctuated with dramatic grid lines of the oak frame surround detail, to create a truly unique space packed with a range of the latest appliances.
