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 wanted to emulate the showroom’s painted exposed beams (colour: Farrow and Ball’s ‘railings’), the exposed brick walls, engineered wood flooring, and mixed textures.
This multifunctional family kitchen is a modular kitchen from our DAY collection, inspired by our Wimbledon showroom room. The client wanted to emulate the showroom’s painted exposed beams (colour: Farrow and Ball’s ‘railings’), the exposed brick walls, engineered wood flooring, and mixed textures.
The kitchen was designed with the family in mind, as a communal space for relaxing and entertaining. The clients like to entertain and wanted to the design to include a dedicated bar. The exposed, painted, beam provides a natural division between kitchen, bar and dining spaces.
The dark blue kitchen cabinetry is flat fronted, and light monochrome geometric tiles provide graphic visual interest behind the sink. A waterfall island with light colour engineered stone worktop in ‘Bianco Eclipse’ quartz – a material well-suited to family life, as it is both hard-wearing and non-porous. The work surface extends to create a breakfast bar facing the working space and hob.
The bar is a bespoke, powder coated metal frame, with added brick slips behind to mimic an exposed wall and to complement the exterior. A dedicated family space sits opposite and includes open shelving to accommodate family photographs and memories. Shallow storage is also included here alongside deeper cupboards where board games and fun stuff can be kept close to hand but out of direct view.
The kitchen was designed with the family in mind, as a communal space for relaxing and entertaining. The clients like to entertain and wanted to the design to include a dedicated bar. The exposed, painted, beam provides a natural division between kitchen, bar and dining spaces.
The dark blue kitchen cabinetry is flat fronted, and light monochrome geometric tiles provide graphic visual interest behind the sink. A waterfall island with light colour engineered stone worktop in ‘Bianco Eclipse’ quartz – a material well-suited to family life, as it is both hard-wearing and non-porous. The work surface extends to create a breakfast bar facing the working space and hob.
The bar is a bespoke, powder coated metal frame, with added brick slips behind to mimic an exposed wall and to complement the exterior. A dedicated family space sits opposite and includes open shelving to accommodate family photographs and memories. Shallow storage is also included here alongside deeper cupboards where board games and fun stuff can be kept close to hand but out of direct view.
We collaborate with you to create a home that is unique.
Visit us, or call us on +44 (0) 207 788 9229 to book a design appointment
