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DesignWorksIt was essential to keep as many modern day appliances (washing machine, freezer, microwave etc) out of sight; hidden away behind unit and cupboard doors.
PapilioPapilio Bespoke Kitchens designed this kitchen and breakfast room following the latest trend of “The New Natural” (phrase coined by Elle Decoration) for an impressive Georgian manor house within close proximity to Bristol in South West England. The kitchen space is tall and long and had restrictions due to its Grade II listing, however Papilio’s Creative Director worked closely with the client and architect to ensure that not only are all of the listed building restrictions were adhered to but also that the finished kitchen was spectacular.
The styling draws influence from the original Georgian features but also pulls in a contemporary Scandinavian feel. The work surfaces and Aga range cooker have been set at an above average level as requested by our taller client, this is one of the many benefits of a bespoke kitchen. The plinth heights are also a very specific bespoke detail requested by the client. Another unique bespoke detail requested was for the cat’s food and drink bowls to be recessed into the lower section of an open cabinet.
Whilst most of the kitchen is finished in an oak veneer with crisp clean lines and beautiful textures, the sink run is finished in an opulent Calacatta Oro marble which we sourced direct from Italy. The finishing piece for the wet area was the renowned and unique Gooseneck regulator in antique brass by Waterworks.
The appliance schedule included a 5-door Aga range cooker with an electric module including gas burners, this style of cooker allows for a great deal of versatility in cooking styles. We also specified the Miele flagship fridge freezer, the “MasterCool” and the brand new addition to the Miele dishwasher range “Knock 2 Open” which allows for the discreet handle detail in this bespoke kitchen to continue uninterrupted through the design.
Photography: Simon Plant
Cherokee ConstructionArchitect: Peter Zimmerman, Peter Zimmerman Architects
Interior Designer: Allison Forbes, Forbes Design Consultants
Photographer: Tom Crane
Christopher HowardTailor made cabinets for a Scottish Castle in off-white colour teamed with Bianco Carrara countertops and British Racing Green cooking and refrigeration products.
Express in the HomeAnother wonderful example of our design expertise and making the most of unique spaces to create a practical kitchen and a social space also.
The traditional shaker kitchen in a pastel colour creates a warm space coupled with the quartz worktops.
Oak has been used to differentiate the work tops and curved to create a feature bar and dining area also.
The open plan setting has the oven appliances tucked away in the business end of the kitchen, whilst the sink is positioned underneath the window, and in view of the living room adjacent to the kitchen. the breakfast bar is positioned next to the matching dining table so can serve as over flow seating on those annual special occasions.
Somrak Concept and Structure, Inc.These cabinets were hand distressed and Faux Finished by Sarah Anderson.
Photo by: Trent Bona Photography
Hand Built Designs'Crossooha' marks a move away from our trademark Shaker style cabinetry and is our first concrete work surface commission. The project has also provided an opportunity to showcase some more innovative design solutions.
The brief was to come up with a practical kitchen design with plenty of work surface, maximum storage and to incorporate a utility space into the mix. As the clients were on a restricted budget, all of their existing appliances have been reused and where possible, economies have been made regarding choice of materials etc. The overall look references the seaside location and aims to foster a sense of calm & relaxation.
The main feature of the design is the large block housing the utility room. Accessed on the right via a sliding door, it is centred on the internal wall and at 3.2 meters high is a very defining feature. The cooker, extractor & fridge are positioned on this elevation. Set back slightly on the left corner, is a walk-in pantry with sliding door & from it, perpendicularly spans the sink elevation/ run. Parallel to the cooker elevation is the large island with seating on one end and storage comprising mainly of drawers with some shallow open shelving facing into the room. Plain Mdf has been used extensively in the construction for its versatility & strength. The utility & pantry spaces are made entirely from mdf, making the most of the available space as opposed to using standard stud wall construction. The cabinet carcasses are also of mdf with a satin painted finish. The slab doors are constructed from engineered oak & plywood panels and have been bookended on each elevation. They have been given a distressed limed finish, referencing driftwood. Rather than elaborate hard ware, they have simple scooped handles. The worktop & gables are of white polished concrete and have been cast on site. The white concrete has a very tactile finish and was chosen over standard grey as it was felt to be less industrial. Its buff tones are very reminiscent of white sandy beaches further fulfilling the original brief.
Photo: Mark Hand- Hand Built Designs
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