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Walls were removed, internal windows added and an off the shelf kitchen was elevated through the use of vintage & handmade details. Hob aperture & internal window are lined in reclaimed science lab worktops, complete with mean graffiti. Handmade moroccan tiles are laid in an unexpected pattern. Vintage German cigar moulds clad the peninsular, which is finished with an aged brass kick plate.

Le charme du Sud à Paris. Un projet de rénovation assez atypique...car il a été mené par des étudiants architectes ! Notre cliente, qui travaille dans la mode, avait beaucoup de goût et s’est fortement impliquée dans le projet. Un résultat chiadé au charme méditerranéen.

Amelia Hallsworth © 2015 Houzz

Fenix Bloom NTM in Verde Kitami and Arpa Bloom’s Rosa Bourbon, paired with semi-recessed grab oak handles, create a warm and inviting family kitchen. The design is further enhanced by a bespoke double-doored pantry unit designed to sit atop IKEA base units. Interiors: Studio Fabbri Architect: SS4 Architects Photography: Chris Snook

Mariluz Vidal

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Meero

Kitchen spaces

With a breathtaking hidden walk-in pantry, this luxury green Tom Howley kitchen is finished with the very best in modern appliances and would be perfect for anyone who is passionate about food. This Hartford shaker kitchen was created for a client who had recently renovated a Grade II-listed farmhouse in Kent. By combining the very best bespoke furniture with premium Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, we created a design that is as perfect for entertaining as it is functional for cooking. The hidden walk-in pantry is cleverly concealed when not in use but incredibly useful when cooking your favourite meal.

Ida Magntorn

This Margate apartment is set within a Grade II listed converted chapel, dating back to 1811. The high ceilings and loft-style columns allowed us to be playful with the scale, so that we could create a feeling of space. We selected mainly vintage furniture and a fresh colour palette – designed to give a feel of being transported to a sunny holiday in Ibiza or Mexico – despite the lack of natural light. The use of painted arches throughout the apartment are a nod to the Chapel’s original arched windows. The shape is carried through the apartment; from the scalloped splashback in the kitchen, to the marble detailing in the bathroom.