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Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Project

Chelsea Loft Kitchen & Bathroom Project

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

A modern handleless kitchen from our DAY collection showcases the power of keeping the fitted furniture and its colour palette simple when you have a space where height and light will dictate focus.

This apartment is located on the top floor of a Chelsea apartment block, and our design focus was centred on maintaining the luminosity of the space, while adding textural and visual interest via the material and colour choices for the kitchen, bathrooms and living spaces.

A modern handleless kitchen from our DAY collection showcases the power of keeping the fitted furniture and its colour palette simple when you have a space where height and light will dictate focus.

This apartment is located on the top floor of a Chelsea apartment block, and our design focus was centred on maintaining the luminosity of the space while adding textural and visual interest via the material and colour choices for the kitchen, bathrooms and living spaces.

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With a relatively compact footprint, the impact of this apartment is all about volume. Our client – a boutique property developer – was open to our creative vision. Our brief was to redesign the kitchen and the wet-room, change the layout of the living room and add a new bathroom and utility space – beyond this the idea was to maximise available light, and our only limits were those that apply to a listed building.

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 apartment is located on the top floor of a Chelsea apartment block and is not overlooked by any other building. We wanted to make the most of the available light and so started with an idea of a soft, natural, airy feeling colour palette as a background neutral.

We switched the position of the kitchen from one side of the room to the other – so that as you enter the living space the first thing you see is an open lounge area rather than a side view of a run of kitchen cabinets. Handleless units and pocket doors keep the kitchen feeling uncluttered, and the natural markings of the marble worktop and its book-matched splash-back add decorative panels representing natural movement.

The principal bathroom, located on a mezzanine floor, feels contiguous with the tonality and modernity of the living room. A new utility, bathroom and laundry area – created from a space previously dedicated to an underused terrace – adds space, value and practicality to the property without interfering with its architectural footprint.

Kitchen

Our brief from a small-scale property developer client was open to a creative vision: we were asked to redesign the kitchen and the wet-room, change the layout of the living room and add a new bathroom and utility space – beyond this the idea was to maximise available light, and limits were only those that apply to a listed building.

We switched the position of the kitchen from one side of the room to the other – so that as you enter the living space the first thing you see is an open lounging area rather than a side view of a run of kitchen cabinets. Handleless units and pocket doors keep the kitchen feeling uncluttered, and the natural markings of the marble worktop and its book-matched splash-back add decorative panels of natural movement

Dining & Living

Lighting

Bathrooms & Utility

The principal bathroom, located on a mezzanine floor, feels contiguous with the tonality and modernity of the living room.

A new utility, bathroom and laundry area – created from a space previously dedicated to an underused terrace – adds space, value and practicality to the property without interfering with its architectural footprint.