Elmfield Kitchen & Bathroom Project
Elmfield Kitchen & Bathroom Project
DAY Kitchen in Midnight Blue | Bianco Eclipse | Hexagon Monochrome Tiles | Bespoke bar
DAY Kitchen in Midnight Blue | Bianco Eclipse | Hexagon Monochrome Tiles | Bespoke bar
This multifunctional family kitchen is a modular kitchen from our DAY collection, inspired by our Wimbledon showroom room. The client loved the showrooms exposed beams painted in Farrow and Ball’s ‘railings’, the exposed brick walls, engineered wood flooring, and the mix of different textures.
This multifunctional family kitchen is a modular kitchen from our DAY collection, inspired by our Wimbledon showroom room. The client loved the showrooms exposed beams painted in Farrow and Ball’s ‘railings’, the exposed brick walls, engineered wood flooring, and the mix of different textures.
The kitchen was designed with the whole family in mind, being a communal space for relaxing and entertaining. The clients regularly invite their friends over, therefore it was decided from the get-go that a bar area would be a great addition to the design. The kitchen was placed in the main area, with an exposed beam to divide the bar and dining area.
The kitchen cabinetry has flat doors, sprayed in a dark blue, with light monochrome geometric tiles to break up the space behind the sink. It features a waterfall island with a light colour worktop in ‘stone eclipse bianca’ This material is great for family life, as it is hard-wearing and non-porous. To make a statement, the thickness was increased to create a great breakfast bar too.
Bespoke and tailor-made, the bar was a metal powder-coated black, with brick slips behind to mimic the original wall and to compliment the exterior. Opposite, a family space was designed with open shelving to display family photos and memories. Shallow storage was also included here, with large cupboards to store board games and other fun.
The kitchen was designed with the whole family in mind, being a communal space for relaxing and entertaining. The clients regularly invite their friends over, therefore it was decided from the get-go that a bar area would be a great addition to the design. The kitchen was placed in the main area, with an exposed beam to divide the bar and dining area.
The kitchen cabinetry has flat doors, sprayed in a dark blue, with light monochrome geometric tiles to break up the space behind the sink. It features a waterfall island with a light colour worktop in ‘stone eclipse bianca’ This material is great for family life, as it is hard-wearing and non-porous. To make a statement, the thickness was increased to create a great breakfast bar too.
Bespoke and tailor-made, the bar was a metal powder-coated black, with brick slips behind to mimic the original wall and to compliment the exterior. Opposite, a family space was designed with open shelving to display family photos and memories. Shallow storage was also included here, with large cupboards to store board games and other fun.
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