Larder cupboard designed by Giles Slater for Figura. A large larder cupboard within the wall with generous bi-fold doors revealing marble and oak shelving. A workstation and ample storage area for food and appliances

At the center of this kitchen renovation is the corner cooktop with a diagonal hood, and the tumbled marble mosaic backsplash coordinates with the solarus countertop. The bi-level island includes a built-in double-single wall oven, and the lower island level seats three with ample space for food preparation and entertainment. The cooktop is set in a 3-drawer cabinet with the bottom two drawers large enough to hold pots and pans. The kitchen design is completed with a custom built dining table and craftsman glass door style.

Shaker cabinets painted white with vertically fluted glass doors, a light rail, a cove style crown molding, and contemporary pulls. Granite countertop has a 3" mitered drop-edge for a substantial contemporary appearance. The gas KitchenAid range-top is mounted over two drawers for pots and pans. The subway tile backsplash uses 3"x6" tiles. Island made of knotty Alder with black granite countertop. Photography by Greg Hoppe.

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Rendering realizzati per la prevendita di un appartamento, composto da Soggiorno sala pranzo, camera principale con bagno privato e cucina, sito in Florida (USA). Il proprietario ha richiesto di visualizzare una possibile disposizione dei vani al fine di accellerare la vendita della unità immobiliare.

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Design Allure sets the scene with carefully chosen pieces for emphasis. We didn't want buyers to be distracted by small details cluttering the space. You wanted the kitchen and dining nook to look alluring and charming, all while not taking away from the space. We added the beautiful sheer drapes to allow for as much natural light as possible while also adding to the elegance of the home and space. PROFESSIONAL HOME STAGING TIP In home staging, sometimes less is more. Keeping your counters cleared and free of debris and clutter is key when showing your home to prospective buyers. It will show them that there is plenty of counter space for cooking and such. This is a key selling factor for most prospective buyers!

The spice cupboard built into the cabinetry around the range cooker is a prime example of how bespoke design can result in optimum storage. The positioning of the spice cupboard makes the contents easily accessible when cooking; as with any kitchen, the main thing to consider is the ergonomics of the room. Simple details like this can make all the difference in terms of how easy the kitchen is to use.

Designed for a high-rise apartment with breathtaking views, this kitchen strikes a perfect balance between refined aesthetics and tailored functionality. The material palette creates visual harmony and subtle contrast: natural wood upper cabinets, matte white lower doors, and sleek black satin framing details. The central island anchors the space with smart storage solutions by Gröber Plus and a sophisticated integrated breakfast bar. At its core, the kitchen features advanced technology: built-in Bosch ovens, panel-ready refrigerator and dishwasher, and precision lighting that highlights the clean lines and textures. A back-painted glass backsplash reflects the coastal light and connects the kitchen to its panoramic surroundings. This is not just a kitchen. It’s a lifestyle statement.

Vista d'insieme della cucina con isola centrale

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A butler sink pairs with elegant Perrin & Rowe tapware to show off this elegant corner in a light and airy traditional kitchen.

This bright and light shaker style kitchen is painted in bespoke Tom Howley paint colour; Chicory, the light Ivory Spice granite worktops and Mazzano Tumbled marble flooring create a heightened sense of space.

This calm, light-filled family kitchen in Peckham pairs matte black cabinetry with tactile raked oak and a dramatic green quartzite that wraps the curved island in a waterfall edge. Rooflights and full-height sliding doors draw the garden in, creating effortless indoor–outdoor flow and generous natural light across the work surfaces. The layout is organised into clear zones to keep the space intuitive and clutter-free: a cooking run with tall appliance bank in black, a generous prep island with seating, and a breakfast/coffee area. Storage is carefully planned—an illuminated oak display cabinet with ribbed glass, a full larder, open oak end shelving and a neatly organised spice drawer keep everyday items visible or hidden as needed. Curved oak cladding softens the circulation around the island, while the veined quartzite provides a biophilic connection and a durable working surface. Long black bar handles on the tall units add a refined linear detail; elsewhere, discreet detailing keeps visual noise low. A small butcher’s-block station and a banquette breakfast nook under a rooflight complete the room’s daily rituals.