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Island into table - vm_smith
South Wales property Photography
Floor + grey - ninahurley
Look at built built in shelves on the leftin book shelf on the lef - ide_hickey
Like: island wood colour/texture - webuser_437254418
Skirting board same Colour as kitchen cabinets - lisaocarroll1979
Bespoke joinery contemporary handleless kitchen with pale blue / grey matt lacquer units, composite snow worktop and Arabascato marble splashback.
The kitchen is complemented with contrast joinery units in greyed oak above the sink and opposite to the island.
The appliances are Miele and comprise of built in double ovens, a microwave and a coffee machine.
Adjacent to the kitchen is a generous walk in larder / pantry behind a pocket door.
Designed by LLI Design, crafted by Pegasus Property.
http://www.hindi.ind.in/ - hashmi_herbal96
Kitchen Architecture bulthaup b3 furniture in graphite with an oak bar and stainless steel worktops.
Northshore unit - julie_magill
This Regency waterfront apartment is a dramatic foil for this project. The kitchen space is centrally located in the core of the building with a small window looking out onto a lightwell.
Organising the workflow with the client during the design process really answered any questions - the clients less is more approach produced an interesting kitchen.
The vintage oak doors were recycled from the previous kitchen to lend some balance to the modern handleless furniture. The reworking of this display unit with the addition of integrated lighting illuminates the space.
Photography by Philip Adam Bacon