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Contemporary kitchen with clever storage ideas

Hand painted shaker kitchen in a period cottage. Finished in Basalt by Little Greene with oak and honed granite worktops. White Aga, geometric tiles, brass ironmongery and a terracotta floor. Belfast sink unit, tall crockery cabinet, refurbished dresser and wide pan drawers with oak shelves.

Chris Yacoubian

Perrie Designs used a warm green, grey cabinet colour, Dulux Winter Terrace with strong Arabescato Borghini Stone by Talostone, with warm Brushed Nickel finishes to create a kitchen that exudes livable luxury and modern Australian coastal design.

Classic marble and blue lacquer fronted kitchen with glass and brass rail, integrated oven and cupboard fronted fridge.

A Ferrari yellow Bertazzoni range cooker, bespoke France-shaped stainless steel splash back and Stone Blue (Farrow & Ball) oak cabinets give this 19th century cottage a funky updated style. The pan rack over the cooker instantly creates more space and freeing up storage space.

JS

This beautifully curated open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area embodies a seamless blend of Coastal and Japandi aesthetics, creating a warm yet functional space for a young family. The kitchen is minimalistic yet practical, featuring sleek white cabinetry, natural wood accents, and open shelving that showcases thoughtfully selected ceramics and glassware ready for everyday use. A neutral palette of soft whites, warm beiges, and organic textures continues to enhance the sense of calm and simplicity. The woven bar stools at the kitchen island echo the texture of the grass pendant lights suspended over the dining table, reinforcing a cohesive natural aesthetic. The same earthy tones and organic materials are carried through in the Jude rugs, adding warmth and grounding the space. Designed for everyday functionality, the kitchen incorporates ample storage, durable finishes, and an efficient layout, ensuring ease of use for a busy family. Subtle decorative elements—like linen textiles, handcrafted pottery, and soft lighting—infuse the space with an inviting, lived-in charm. This harmonious blend of Scandinavian minimalism and Japanese wabi-sabi principles results in a serene, stylish, and family-friendly home, where beauty meets purpose effortlessly.

Stanford Wood Cottage extension and conversion project by Absolute Architecture. Photos by Jaw Designs, Kitchens and joinery by Ben Heath.

Sink run in an L shaped oak shaker style kitchen with three orange pendant lights hanging above. The cabinets are painted in Farrow & Ball Ammonite. The butler's sink goes well with engineered quartz worktop. The raised breakfast bar has an oak worktop that adds warmth. The flooring add a quirkiness to the kitchen. Charlie O'Beirne

This full-sized pantry is the ultimate storage for all your dried and fresh produce as well as herbs, spices, tinned and bottled goods. Everything has a dedicated space that’s been specially designed for its purpose. Heavy, bulky items below and lighter items, within easy reach on upper open shelves, or nestled inside individually crafted racks so they can be seen and not forgotten.