Small Elegant Spaces
7 years ago
Even small spaces can be elegant spaces. This basement kitchen in Islington has been designed using a handleless slab door to minimise protrusion into the narrow walkway, a gloss grey door that has a warm hint to its colour, which helps both warm up and reflect light back into the room. Some clever pull out storage has also helped make use of some awkward niches in the rooms architecture.
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