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Sheffield Sustainable Kitchens
This lovely kitchen-diner and utility started life as a collection of much smaller rooms.
Our clients wanted to create a large and airy kitchen-dining room across the rear of the house. They were keen for it to make better use of the space and take advantage of the aspect to the garden. We knocked the various rooms through to create one much larger kitchen space with a flow through utility area adjoining it.
The Kitchen Ingredients
Bespoke designed, the kitchen-diner combines a number of sustainable elements. Not only solid and built to last, the design is highly functional as well. The kitchen cabinet bases are made from high-recycled content MFC, these cabinets are super sustainable. They are glued and dowelled, and then set rigidly square in a press. Starting off square, in a pres, they stay square – the perfect foundation for a solid kitchen. Guaranteed for 15 years, but we expect the cabinets to last much longer. Exactly what you want when you’re investing in a new kitchen. The longer a kitchen lasts, the more sustainable it is.
Painted in a soft light grey, the timber doors are easy on the eye. The solid oak open shelves above the sink match those at the end of the peninsula. They also tie in with the smaller unit's worktop and upstand in the dining area. The timber shelves conceal flush under-mounted energy-saving LED lights to light the sink area below. All hinges and drawer runners are solid and come with a lifetime guarantee from Blum.
Mixing heirlooms with the contemporary
The new kitchen design works much better as a social space, allowing cooking, food prep and dining in one characterful room. Our client was keen to mix a modern and contemporary style with their more traditional family heirlooms, such as the dining table and chairs.
Also key was incorporating high-end technology and gadgets, including a pop-up socket in the Quartz IQ worktop peninsula. Now, the room boasts underfloor heating, two fantastic single ovens, induction hob and under counter wine fridge.
The original kitchen was much, much smaller. The footprint of the new space covers the space of the old kitchen, a living room, WC and utility room. The images below show the development in progress. By relocating the WC to just outside the kitchen and using RSJs to open up the space, the entire room benefits from the flow of natural light through the patio doors.
Wendel Klein Builders, Inc.
Kitchen in a Craftsman Bungalow in Belmont.
Photo by Eric Levin Photography
Sussex Kitchen and Bedrooms
We opened up the space in this kitchen by constructing an extension to the rear of the property and knocking through to join the extension to an existing room. This made a huge space with defined areas for cooking, eating and relaxing, perfect for the whole family. A combination of both a peninsula and an island made it possible for a small seating area as well as plenty of usable worksuface area.
TENTEN Kitchens
This kitchen was transformed by removing a wall between the kitchen and diningroom. A glass front cabinet allowed the homeowner to showcase her pottery. Slab front cabinets and glass sheets for the backsplash allows for easy cleaning as requested. Ridgeline Photography
Wren & Willow, Inc.
The refrigerator, from Big Chill, is a brand-new fridge designed to give the look of an original mid-century refrigerator. The Wedgewood oven, however, is a fully functional restored stove from the 1940's.
Photos by Aleksandr Akinshev
Pine Creek Homes
Blending old and new, rustic and contemporary. A custom build allows you to do all these things. Merging all these things when done right, is seamless and beautiful. Make your great room perfectly suited to you.
Spin Design
The feature shelving unit hides the inbuilt cabinets and microwave behind.
The combination of the wood and the white with the black accents provides a timeless, warm look.
The splash back tiles have been selected to add texture and interest, while remaining a subtle backdrop.
To ensure that the size of the kitchen complimented the rest of the house we actually removed a bathroom. We kept the Powder Room and updated Fixtures & Fittings. The galley style kitchen feels large and comfortable. Its openness and lightness make it a wonderful space to be in.
Wren & Willow, Inc.
A regular feature of a 1940's kitchen is the walk-in pantry. Wall-to-ceiling tile, a stainless-steel countertop, and a retro-style dishwasher from Big Chill, accented by a Kit Cat Clock, vintage produce scale, and pantry larder give this pantry the look and feel of an Art Deco pantry while giving more versatility to the kitchen.
Photos by Aleksandr Akinshev
Spin Design
To ensure that the size of the kitchen complimented the rest of the house we actually removed a bathroom. We kept the Powder Room and updated Fixtures & Fittings. The galley style kitchen feels large and comfortable. Its openness and lightness make it a wonderful space to be in.
Kitchen with a Double-bowl Sink and Lino Flooring Ideas and Designs
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