Our client wanted a kitchen that balances colour, texture, and light. The result - powder-blue cabinetry with brass accents and organic oak tones that tie the space together. Geometric floor tiles add a playful rhythm, while a large rooflight floods the room with natural light.

For this kitchen, we leaned into a palette of soft greys and warm woods, with a blush herringbone splashback adding just the right amount of colour. The result is a space that feels modern, inviting and full of character.

Our brief was to make the barn easier to live in without disturbing the character that makes it so special. We introduced a contemporary kitchen and added a new doorway linking it to the garden, both designed to sit quietly within the building’s original fabric. The kitchen feels warm and inviting, and the new elements have been carefully judged to complement the barn’s historic charm rather than compete with it.

A bespoke kitchen at the heart of a 1930s Arts & Crafts bungalow, where white Corian worktops meet crafted plywood cabinets with colourful accents and an easy mid-century charm.