This bespoke kitchen features contemporary chamfered-edge Shaker styling, and provides a fresh green backdrop to a kitchen, dining, and living space.

The back run extends from the working area to the dining space, and includes a tall run of glass-fronted cabinetry – adding tonal contrast to continuity of line, and dedicated to crockery, glassware, bar and pantry supplies. Crittal-style doors have been fitted to frame the view and to open onto the garden.

In this split level home there are numerous access points to the outdoors. The front door is sited above the level of the kitchen – its entrance giving onto a formal living space opening onto a terrace that, in turn, leads down to the lower kitchen/family/utility and guest bedroom areas and an internal, central, tiled courtyard with ‘living wall’.

The island is clad in a beautifully veined porcelain – an elevated ceramic as natural vehicle for carrying Nature’s own designs – and is fronted with a decorative, textured tiled surface. A Bora downdraft hob provides an easy, sociable, cooking space with clean air the idea that sits at its heart and drives its technology: extraction is thus integrated without the distraction of an overhead hood that will attract only a build up of grease, and decorative lighting is able to function overhead as a singular feature to attract the eye upwards.

This bespoke kitchen features contemporary chamfered-edge Shaker styling, and provides a fresh green backdrop to a kitchen, dining, and living space.