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 a 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. This is a family space and the client wanted to make sure that to ensure that it felt inclusive and welcoming.
This playful kitchen is a 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. This is a family space and the client wanted to make sure that to ensure that it felt inclusive and welcoming.
To increase the feel of space and provide as much storage as possible, tall units were created to house fridge, pantry, and ovens. With the exception of a tall, fun rose-pink bar, everything else was kept low and open.
Marble shelves that match with the softly monochrome Carrara marble worktop create decorative additional and visible storage: the stone also works to provide a tonally appropriate counterpoint to the darker shade of the cabinetry.
The marble is further made a feature by making it chunky – a deep 50mm – and by dropping it to the floor either side of island in a ‘waterfall’ effect. The fascia of the sink has likewise been dropped – in a contemporary imitation of a traditional Belfast style and in reference to traditional country kitchen stylings – as made relevant for modern living.
The standalone bar was an important feature for this project – painted in Farrow & Ball’s Nancy Blushes pink to allow it to stand proudly apart with its dedicated ‘fun’ction. Pink neon signage, added to its interior, a final design gesture on the part of the owners – just in case anyone needed reminding that this is a fun place to hang out!
To increase the feel of space and provide as much storage as possible, tall units were created to house fridge, pantry, and ovens. With the exception of a tall, fun rose-pink bar, everything else was kept low and open.
Marble shelves that match with the softly monochrome Carrara marble worktop create decorative additional and visible storage: the stone also works to provide a tonally appropriate counterpoint to the darker shade of the cabinetry.
The marble is further made a feature by making it chunky – a deep 50mm – and by dropping it to the floor either side of island in a ‘waterfall’ effect. The fascia of the sink has likewise been dropped – in a contemporary imitation of a traditional Belfast style and in reference to traditional country kitchen stylings – as made relevant for modern living.
The standalone bar was an important feature for this project – painted in Farrow & Ball’s Nancy Blushes pink to allow it to stand proudly apart with its dedicated ‘fun’ction. Pink neon signage, added to its interior, a final design gesture on the part of the owners – just in case anyone needed reminding that this is a fun place to hang out!
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