102 Billeder af moderne beige køkken med stænkplade med betonfliser

François Guillemin

An update to the existing kitchen, replacing the tired doors with fresh powder blue fronts. A line of bold tiles and open shelving adds a hit of colour, pattern and texture to the fresh, clean space.

may photography

The penthouse is around 10 years old and our client wanted to renovate and reconfigure the layout to suit his everyday needs. We removed one of the bedrooms and incorporated it into the open plan living area. This created an area in his living room for all his musical instruments which were previously in the bedroom. Our client is now enjoying the open plan space where he is able to compose his latest music whilst enjoying the views. Installation of the project was a 10-week schedule. Our client moved out and handed us the keys so we could manage the build work. We carefully selected dark greens and greys to create a warm and intimate space. Our bespoke furniture and curved sofa were all designed to fit the penthouse space perfectly. We also designed the bespoke kitchen with a wide-open grain to the finish which created a two-tone effect. Greater London is a thriving metropolis and we all need to be able to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. This beautiful penthouse is the perfect place to relax after a busy day in central London. Our client is overwhelmed with the end result.

Luca Tranquilli

Rendu 3d d'une cuisine en bois noyer, avec une alcove.

Photographer: Oliver Bryant Interior Architects: Christopher Cook Design

Le projet Gaîté est une rénovation totale d’un appartement de 85m2. L’appartement avait baigné dans son jus plusieurs années, il était donc nécessaire de procéder à une remise au goût du jour. Nous avons conservé les emplacements tels quels. Seul un petit ajustement a été fait au niveau de l’entrée pour créer une buanderie. Le vert, couleur tendance 2020, domine l’esthétique de l’appartement. On le retrouve sur les façades de la cuisine signées Bocklip, sur les murs en peinture, ou par touche sur le papier peint et les éléments de décoration. Les espaces s’ouvrent à travers des portes coulissantes ou la verrière permettant à la lumière de circuler plus librement.

Full length Dinesen wooden floor planks of 5 meters long were brought inside through the window and fitted throughout the flat, except kitchen and bathrooms. Kitchen floor was tiled with beautiful blue Moroccan cement tiles. Kitchen itself was designed in light washed wood and imported from Spain. In order to gain more storage space some of the kitchen units were fitted inside of the existing chimney breast. Kitchen worktop was made in white concrete which worked well with rustic looking cement floor tiles. photos by Richard Chivers

This very slick flat roof contemporary extension has extra large skylight in the roof and slim profile sliding doors across the rear. The kitchen has been positioned in the original dining room space to keep it nicely compartmentalised, without obstructing the traffic path on entrance in from the hallway. It also brightens up the darker zone of the space, pushing dining and living into the actual extension and, as such, the brightest part of the room. We also created a utility cupboard following the line of the staircase to the side of the kitchen entrance which keeps it away from the main kitchen and reduces the noise.

Light, spacious kitchen with plywood cabinetry, recycled blackbutt kitchen island. The popham design tiles complete the picture.

Kitchen with recycled timber features, good natural light, nd yellow patterned splashback tiles

Full length Dinesen wooden floor planks of 5 meters long were brought inside through the window and fitted throughout the flat, except kitchen and bathrooms. Kitchen floor was tiled with beautiful blue Moroccan cement tiles. Kitchen itself was designed in light washed wood and imported from Spain. In order to gain more storage space some of the kitchen units were fitted inside of the existing chimney breast. Kitchen worktop was made in white concrete which worked well with rustic looking cement floor tiles. photos by Richard Chivers

Paula Trindade