Contemporary Kitchen with Stone Tile Splashback and Glass Tile Splashback Design Ideas

Tall oak wall cabinets painted in Farrow & Ball Chappell Green sit in this impressive converted chapel. Base cabinets contrast perfectly in Farrow & Ball Down Pipe. Oak worktops and shelving attached to slate wall tiles marry perfectly with the limestone flooring. The Rayburn range has tray slots built on the side. Toffee the dog enjoys the warmth while Steve the antlers watches over.

Roger Thompson Photographer

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Mark Scowen

Shannon McGrath

Simon Wood

The waterfall edge on the island offeres a vertical view of the Brachot Capri BQS quartz worktop. It is a lovely quartz with a fine marble effect grey and brown vein. These waterfall edges not only look great but they are so easy to clean and add a level of protection to an island that end panels don't.

This contemporary extension and remodel transforms a traditional home into a serene retreat, blending Japanese-inspired design with modern living. Designed as an escape from the everyday, the new layout creates a seamless flow between indoors and out, using natural materials, refined simplicity, and carefully framed views. A feature courtyard forms the heart of the design, offering a private sanctuary bathed in natural light. Porcelain-finished garden walls enclose the space, creating a sense of tranquillity while connecting the home to nature. Expanses of glazing dissolve boundaries, allowing light and shadow to animate the interiors throughout the day. The rear extension reimagines family living, replacing an outdated structure with a contemporary open-plan space. Thoughtfully placed windows and setbacks maintain privacy while maximising daylight. Inside, a minimalist palette and crafted details echo the aesthetic of the clients’ former Spanish home, creating a refined yet effortless atmosphere. This project is more than an extension; it is a carefully curated environment designed for both retreat and connection. By balancing privacy with openness, and structure with nature, the remodel elevates the home into a timeless and contemplative living space.

Light British Kitchen in Horsham, West Sussex Designer George has made the most of a newly created kitchen and dining space in this Horsham property, with a light and bright kitchen theme, fitted with high-end amenities. The design and installation work for this project has been organised in harmony with building work, shaping the space for the wonderful kitchen and dining area it now houses. The building work sought to increase the natural light into the area of this property, with the Cashmere coloured kitchen a perfect addition to maintain light throughout the area. The layout of the kitchen has been designed to make the room feel spacious, utilising a galley style with plenty of space in-between runs, plus a full-height bank of units bearing appliances and further storage towards the rear. Kitchen Furniture To match the feel of the space, furniture with subtle impact has been used. Cabinetry and units for this project are from British supplier Trend Interiors’ ‘Slab’ collection, which with a Cashmere painted finish, provides the minimalist texture perfectly suited for this project. The placement of the furniture has been designed with the convenience of the client in mind. A run of units is dedicated to cooking, with appliances and plentiful pan storage close to each other for functional ease. A second run contains cleaning facilities and general storage in addition to a custom laundry area integrated behind view. A large bank of units at the end of the kitchen is home to more appliances and extra storage. Kitchen Appliances To add important function to the space, a high specification of appliances have been included. Neff cooking appliances offer extreme durability, with the models opted for including additional features like pyrolytic cleaning and flexInduction. This client’s own American style fridge freezer is situated next to a CDA wine cabinet, which provides precise temperature control for up to twenty-four wine bottles and is seamlessly built-into furniture. A Quooker boiling tap replaces a conventional kettle in this kitchen, with cold, hot, and one-hundred degree boiling water available from the single chrome faucet. Kitchen Accessories Caesarstone quartz work surfaces are used throughout the kitchen, chosen in the neutral Ocean Foam finish, which bring incredible durability and a gleaming sparkle to the space. Splashbacks have also been opted for beneath wall units, with mid-grey coloured glass used on one side and a tile effect motif used on the other. Both adding ambience as well as easy cleaning properties. Durability is also a huge strength of the Blanco Silgranite sink, composed of granite and highly resistant to scratches, this has been selected in a mid-grey colour, which nicely fits in with the surroundings in this kitchen. Undercabinet spot-lighting features for a ambience as well as increased visibility when using the kitchen. Our Kitchen Design & Installation Service This project is another fantastic design that perfectly achieves the initial brief with a clear theme, high-specification of appliances, plus individual inclusions that make this kitchen unique to the clients. With a design tailored to the client as well as durable features, this project is a great example of a design that will stand the test of time. Like all our projects, this kitchen started with a free design & quote. If you have a similar project in mind, consult our expert design team to see how we can help with your renovation plans. For a free design & quote, either simply designed & supplied or using our full installation option, click book an appointment.

Tim Turner Photography

This impeccable bespoke blue fitted kitchen design from our Hartford collection is inspired by original Shaker design. It’s both contemporary and cosy bringing together a host of practical features including clever storage solutions to create a family kitchen that’s perfect for everyday living and entertaining.

Chris Snook

Bespoke parquetry floor design