Cotswold Country House Project

The kitchen of a large country house is not what it used to be. Dark, dingy and squirrelled away out of sight of the homeowners, the kitchen was purely designed to cater for the masses. Today, the ultimate country kitchen is a light, airy open room for actually living in, with space to relax and spend time in each other’s company while food can be easily prepared and served, and enjoyed all within a single space. And while catering for large shooting parties, and weekend entertaining is still essential, the kitchen also needs to feel homely enough for the family to enjoy themselves on a quiet mid-week evening.

This main kitchen of a large country house in the Cotswolds is the perfect example of a respectful renovation that brings an outdated layout up to date and provides an incredible open plan space for the whole family to enjoy together. When we design a kitchen, we want to capture the scale and proportion of the room while incorporating the client’s brief of how they like to cook, dine and live.

Photo Credit: Paul Craig

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Christie Thompson added this to Kitchen22 February 2022

Use space for coffee pot, toaster and related storage.

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Katherine Wheeler added this to Kitchen Organization19 February 2022

Cabinet w doors to hide blender

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Marie TedEm added this to Kitchen10 December 2021

Nice smooth cabinets and colour and handles and bottom kick board.

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Louise Murphy added this to Louise's ideas10 June 2021

on top of the countertop pantry

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