As the kitchen is arguably the room with the most function in the home, we find ourselves spending a majority of our time in the engine of the house. Whether preparing dinner mid-week, hosting a party where the guests congregate for chats and drinks, attempting that new recipe, enjoying a morning coffee or relaxing evening tea and much more. Consequently, it makes sense to make such a populated, integral part of the home stand out with beauty, design and in some cases, opulence. This latest project focuses on just that, combining beautiful dark wood units, almost volcanic rock worktops and dark modern fittings throughout punctuated by warm, smart lighting to emphasise their character against a contrast of lighter floors and walls. This beautiful marriage of tones and textures creates a statement room that effortlessly awes.

 

The kitchen units are handleless Schüller Flamed Oak Effect with a Levantina Barocco granite worktop. A black Blanco Subline Silgranit sink houses a Quooker Flex tap and the Bronze Mirror Splashback accentuates the tones and textures of the room. Miele appliances are fitted throughout.