For this busy family of three, creating a home that was both beautiful and functional was an absolute must. This project involved selecting flooring, paint colours, doors, lighting plan, and décor that seamlessly blend to enhance every corner of their space, from the open plan extension to designated kitchen, dining, entertainment, and relaxation areas. A particular highlight of our collaboration was designing a cosy and functional snuggle area that serves as a perfect retreat for the family, ideal for both quiet moments and lively gatherings. This space was carefully crafted to maximize comfort and visual appeal while accommodating the practical needs of a growing family, ensuring it remains both inviting and baby-proof. Explore the completed project photos to see how we brought our clients' vision to life with style, functionality, and a commitment to creating spaces that truly feel like home.

This classic kitchen was designed as part of a full refurbishment, creating a space that feels entirely at home within this charming cottage setting. At its heart is Häcker Systemat cabinetry, finished in a rich, bespoke NCS green on real wood lacquer doors, paired with a natural fine oak carcass. Horizon Stone Spider Gold quartz worktops introduce refinement, complemented by a Blanco Belfast crystal white gloss ceramic sink and a Quooker Classic Fusion Round tap in patinated brass. Appliances include Siemens throughout, alongside a Fisher & Paykel fridge freezer and an Everhot burgundy range, balancing modern performance with traditional charm. Visit our website for more kitchen designs.

A dated kitchen was transformed into a fantastic light and modern kitchen space with a mix of dark blue and white cabinets, a striking teal blue aga and kitkat tiles, flooring was a natural stone, a dedicated pantry and coffee station and every inch of storage utilised.

This kitchen was designed to honour the architectural elegance of a classic Berkshire home while introducing contemporary performance and refined detailing. The result is a space where historical charm meets modern functionality — a harmonious blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation. From the moment you enter, the architectural language sets the tone: coffered ceilings, intricate cornicing, and a traditional mantelpiece lend a sense of permanence and stately calm. These heritage elements are balanced by a warm, neutral palette — with cashmere and taupe cabinetry creating a serene, welcoming foundation. At the centre of the kitchen sits a sculptural island, its waterfall-edged quartz worktop combining functionality with graceful visual weight. Custom hardware, including a Quooker tap and handles plated in soft pewter, elevates even the most practical moments with tactile elegance. Integrated Siemens appliances offer seamless, state-of-the-art functionality, discreetly tucked into the cabinetry to maintain a clean, uninterrupted flow. A hidden bar — clad in mirrored glass and concealed behind bi-fold doors — adds a subtle element of glamour to this quietly luxurious space. This kitchen is a modern classic. Every detail has been curated to balance the best of both worlds — timeless aesthetics with contemporary precision — resulting in a family space that feels as considered as it is comfortable.

Our latest installation featuring Cosentino DEKTON Rem porcelain worktops with seamless 10mm mitred edges and an integrated lighting channel The matching floating shelf adds the perfect finishing touch

Nestled away in the countryside, this dark green and oak Shaker kitchen features a subtly crafted beaded detail. Using oak drawers and antique brass hardware to complement the deep shade, with a natural granite worktop. With the existing brick wall tying the room together adding additional textures and a traditional feel.

Bold, bright and practical! This client wanted a kitchen that would stand up to heavy use. Would be easy to clean and be hardwearing. The result is this fantastic kitchen made from birch plywood with oak veneers and Sol formica fronts. These formica fronts are very hardwearing and will stand up to knocks and scratches that would ruin a painted kitchen. Perfect for this family and their 2 dogs!

Kitchen renovation and extension on a Victorian semi detached property with navy shaker style kitchen units and a farmhouse dining table. An open-plan living space with natural light and black crittal style French doors to patio.

This kitchen showcases a harmonious blend of contemporary design and classic architecture. The room is well-lit, with natural light streaming in from a large window on the left. The ceiling features intricate crown molding, indicative of the building's Grade 2 listing and historical significance. Three elegant pendant lights with a brass finish and frosted glass shades hang above the central island, which is topped with a pristine white countertop. The island also incorporates a built-in sink and a cooktop, offering functionality within its streamlined form. Two modern bar stools with curved silhouettes and dark wooden legs are positioned at the island, providing casual seating. The kitchen cabinetry is minimalistic, with handleless doors painted in a muted off-white tone that complements the overall neutral palette. A splashback of white marble adds a touch of luxury and ties in with the countertop. The flooring is laid in a herringbone pattern, adding texture and a classic touch to the space. A small selection of books and a vase with eucalyptus branches introduce a personal and lived-in feel to the otherwise minimalist kitchen.

We are delighted to reveal our recent ‘House of Colour’ Barnes project. We had such fun designing a space that’s not just aesthetically playful and vibrant, but also functional and comfortable for a young family. We loved incorporating lively hues, bold patterns and luxurious textures. What a pleasure to have creative freedom designing interiors that reflect our client’s personality.

Kitchen and dining area at a stunning farmhouse at an interior styling project in North Cornwall

Bronzed tall units against the original flint walls for high contrast and rustic wood kitchen island with pink marble top.

We painted the existing joinery in our Wandsworth Family Home kitchen diner, added a bespoke oval dining table & rug, vintage inspired wall lights and wooden dining chairs . Interior Design by Imperfect Interiors, photo Chris Snook

The kitchen was designed by Formwork and features stained birch faced plywood to soften the material palette and perfectly complement the polished concrete counter tops.

A warm and inviting space to wake up to, cook your favourite meals and share special times with family and friends. The heart of the home, most definitely in Raven House, a large room overlooking the plush garden. A mix of old and new, incorporating pieces from the families travels, with hints of Mexico, India and Africa, this kitchen is brimming with spice.

One of the crucial elements of being a truly bespoke furniture business is that we can say yes to commissions that other companies will not usually undertake. For this new kitchen and home renovation project, our clients had an unusual request. As opposed to removing and creating a new kitchen island, they asked us, instead, to restore and repaint their existing one. It was a 1.8 metre vintage oval design by furniture company, Chalon, to which they wanted a new worktop added to complement their new kitchen style. They also asked for us to renovate the oval hanging rack and light fitting above it, and to re-paint an existing wine rack, also by Chalon. We duly took the furniture pieces to our cabinet workshop and carefully restored them, whilst making the rest of the new kitchen so that it could all be installed at the same time. The rest of the new kitchen was designed, made and installed by Simon Taylor Furniture in accordance with our clients’ brief. They wanted an elegant dark wood-drenched kitchen that would complement new herringbone flooring that we also supplied and laid. They requested lots of storage, both overhead and undercounter. We incorporated various drawers at different depths to accommodate all their cooking items, including pans, crockery and cutlery, together with specifically-designed drawer inserts for chopping knives, herbs and spices. The door and drawer fronts are all handmade in Black American Walnut with a cot bead detail throughout. This beautiful timber features a stunning woodgrain when lacquered and polished. A new 60mm thick worktop in American Black Walnut was added to the refurbished island, which was handpainted in Cinder Rose by Farrow & Ball. This romantic pastel violet colour also follows through to a wall-mounted wine rack that faces the island to the left-hand side. The wine rack is located above the sink run, which has a window at the centre of it in the u-shaped kitchen. There are three base storage drawers next to an integrated 60cm dishwasher by Gaggenau, adjacent to a to-door utility cupboard and a cabinet for pull-out bins. Within the 50mm raised Calacatta Gold quartz worktop is a Kohler single bowl undermount sink with a Quooker Fusion 3-in1 boiling water tap in gold colourway. To the centre of the u-shape is the surface cooking run, with an antique mirror splashback behind a central 90cm Gaggenau induction hob with a concealed Gaggenau canopy hood installed within walnut cabinetry above it. Flanking the hood are two tall wall-mounted cabinets with fluted glass inserts that have integrated LED lighting to make a feature of them at night. To the right-hand side is a slim cabinet next to housings for a bank of Gaggenau Vario 400 ovens a 45cm combination microwave above a 60cm pyrolytic oven, with a 14cm warming drawer beneath, and with storage cabinets above and below to accommodate cooking trays and accessories. Adjacent is a tall Vario 400 integrated fridge freezer, also by Gaggenau. 12mm Calacatta Gold splashbacks are featured above the worktop in the corner space. All hammered forged antique brass handles are made bespoke by Ged Kennett and the plinth is finished in brushed brass to complement the accessories in this kitchen. The project also included a matching utility room, with floor-to-ceiling walnut cabinetry and open shelving with a farmhouse sink by Shaws and an antique brass tap by Perrin & Rowe.

With its garden and grounds rolling down to the banks of the River Tweed, The Borders House overlooks one of the best salmon rivers in Scotland. The setting is magical, and the views stunning. It felt befitting therefore to design a kitchen that reflected the beauty of the building, surrounded by rolling parkland with its large sash windows and impressive ceiling height. Commissioning us to replace an existing kitchen our clients had inherited when they took over the house; the task was to create a room that functioned for their family. The brief included retaining several existing features; the original AGA, a large dresser and a staircase leading to the cellar.