Guildford Kitchen and Utility Project
Guildford Kitchen & Utility Project
TRUE W9 Style Kitchen painted in Railings | Carrara Marble Worktops | Bespoke pink Bar | Neon
TRUE W9 Style Kitchen painted in Railings | Carrara Marble Worktops | Bespoke pink Bar | Neon
This playful kitchen is an W9 style kitchen from our TRUE collection. Working with an older building near an old mill, there were lots of low ceiling, wonky walls, and deep window reveals to consider. The space was for a family, therefore during the design process we collaborated with the client to ensure that it was a fun and welcoming space for all.
This playful kitchen is an W9 style kitchen from our TRUE collection. Working with an older building near an old mill, there were lots of low ceiling, wonky walls, and deep window reveals to consider. The space was for a family, therefore during the design process we collaborated with the client to ensure that it was a fun and welcoming space for all.
To increase the space and provide as much storage as possible, the tall units for the fridge, pantry, and oven stack were maximised. Everything else was low, except for the lovely feature bar, adding to the sociability of the space.
To add interest and to allow the client to add their personal design touches, marble shelves were added in the kitchen to create feature areas. Playing with the choice of stone, a soft monochrome Carrara marble worktop was specified to compliment the darker cabinets.
The marble is the true feature- making it chunky at 50ml. This was dropped this either side of island, creating a waterfall effect, to enclose the central element and make it a real statement piece. Also, the fascia of the sink unit was dropped to imitate a Belfast sink in a more contemporary way to compliment the client’s style and to contrast against the architecture of the building.
The bar was a very important feature within this project. Highlighting the cabinetry in a feature colour, the bar was painted in Farrow & Ball’s Nancy Blushes, allowing it to stand out and be a ‘wow’ factor. To top it off, pink neon was added (just to remind everyone that it is a bar!)
To increase the space and provide as much storage as possible, the tall units for the fridge, pantry, and oven stack were maximised. Everything else was low, except for the lovely feature bar, adding to the sociability of the space.
To add interest and to allow the client to add their personal design touches, marble shelves were added in the kitchen to create feature areas. Playing with the choice of stone, a soft monochrome Carrara marble worktop was specified to compliment the darker cabinets.
The marble is the true feature- making it chunky at 50ml. This was dropped this either side of island, creating a waterfall effect, to enclose the central element and make it a real statement piece. Also, the fascia of the sink unit was dropped to imitate a Belfast sink in a more contemporary way to compliment the client’s style and to contrast against the architecture of the building.
The bar was a very important feature within this project. Highlighting the cabinetry in a feature colour, the bar was painted in Farrow & Ball’s Nancy Blushes, allowing it to stand out and be a ‘wow’ factor. To top it off, pink neon was added (just to remind everyone that it is a bar!)
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