Chelsea Loft Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Project

Chelsea Loft Kitchen & Bathroom Project

DAY kitchen in Carbon and Bianco | Arabescato worktop and backsplash | Wet room | REXA

DAY kitchen in Carbon and Bianco | Arabescato worktop and backsplash | Wet room | REXA

This modern handleless kitchen from our DAY collection showcases the power of simplicity. Located on the top floor in the heart of Chelsea, our goal was to keep the space bright using a soft colour palette, complimented by different materials and textures.

This modern handleless kitchen from our DAY collection showcases the power of simplicity. Located on the top floor in the heart of Chelsea, our goal was to keep the space bright using a soft colour palette, complimented by different materials and textures.

For this compact apartment the brief was simple: to redesign the kitchen and the wetroom, change the layout of the living room and design a new bathroom.

The client, a property developer, presented us the flat as a white canvas in which we needed to start from scratch, still meeting all the building regulations as a listed dwelling. As a top floor flat, the windows were not shadowed by other buildings so we wanted to make the most out of the natural light available by keeping a natural and soft colour palette.

The idea for the kitchen was to keep it as open plan, switching its original position to the opposite wall without making it the focal point of the room, so we opted for a handless look and pocket doors. The marble worktop allowed us to add an element of uniqueness and keep the a neutral colour range at the same time.

The main bathroom, located in the mezzanine, adds a contemporary and modern look to the space, creating continuity with the living room. The new utility bathroom and laundry area, a former terrace, added both space and value to the property, giving the apartment practicality without influencing its design layout.

For this compact apartment the brief was simple: to redesign the kitchen and the wetroom, change the layout of the living room and design a new bathroom.

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The client, a property developer, presented us the flat as a white canvas in which we needed to start from scratch, still meeting all the building regulations as a listed dwelling. As a top floor flat, the windows were not shadowed by other buildings so we wanted to make the most out of the natural light available by keeping a natural and soft colour palette.

The idea for the kitchen was to keep it as open plan, switching its original position to the opposite wall without making it the focal point of the room, so we opted for a handless look and pocket doors. The marble worktop allowed us to add an element of uniqueness and keep the a neutral colour range at the same time.

The main bathroom, located in the mezzanine, adds a contemporary and modern look to the space, creating continuity with the living room. The new utility bathroom and laundry area, a former terrace, added both space and value to the property, giving the apartment practicality without influencing its design layout.