Kitchen

The Spenlow kitchen design really suits the classic contemporary feel of this Victorian family home in Chelmsford, Essex. With two young children, the homeowners wanted a versatile space that was suitable for everyday family life but also somewhere they could entertain family and friends easily. Embracing the classic H|M design values of symmetry, simplicity, proportion and restraint, the Spenlow design is an understated, contemporary take on classic English cabinetry design. With metallic accents throughout – from the pendant lighting, to the polished nickel hardware, this design is the perfect balance of classic and contemporary. Photo Credit: Paul Craig

Photography by Luc Remond

A window has been incorporated into the splashback to draw in light and the garden environment. Photos: Paul Worsley @ Live By The Sea

Derek Swalwell

Photography | Simon Maxwell | https://simoncmaxwell.photoshelter.com Artwork | Kristjana Williams | www.kristjanaswilliams.com

Nicholas Ferris

Arlington, Virginia Modern Kitchen and Bathroom #JenniferGilmer http://www.gilmerkitchens.com/

Deux pièces réunies, la cuisine et le salon. Photographe Gaëlle Le Rebeller

A 1950s influenced design that features flush door panels and recessed handles. The kitchen is made from a delightful mix of solid elm, framing doors that have been painted Little Green 'Sage Green 80' and is on show in our Thirsk showrooms. Copper is used throughout the design. On the feature curved doors of the tall corner display cabinet and on the cabinet below solid copper handles have been used. Elsewhere the recessed handles have a thin strip of aged copper applied to the back of the recess giving durability and a great visual effect. Copper faced kickboards are used as a juxtaposition against some made from elm. However the main copper feature comes from the artisan copper leaded glass that gives beautiful access to the glazed and well lit cupboards. The kitchen island design incorporates the dual control Aga as well as wine and other storage. The worktops are made from a granite called Orinoco, a highly prized and distinctively patterned worksurface.

Photo Credit: French Blue Photography