With five doors, three big windows and a large fireplace, there was limited space for wall units therefore we got creative with the central island, with almost an inside-out design, incorporating cupboard doors and an intergrated fridge on one side and six deep drawers to house table and dining ware on the other.

With a minimalist design, the project relied on beautiful craftmanship and an optimal relationship of materials. Much time was spent deliberating over the right wood and the right stone, and Jenny and Edwin opted for oak veneered frontals with a vertical rift sawn grain, in oak frames.

To compliment the oak cabinetry we manufactured bespoke intergrated oak pull-handles, and the birch ply cabinet internals were chosen with oak finger-jointed drawer boxes, and a beautiful Brazilian Quartzite worktop.

With lots of interconnecting walkways, we worked closely with the clients over how each unit would be used, to make sure the kitchen functioned to its upmost for the family. Every decision impacted another part of the kitchen and so the design went through quite a few interactions before we landed on the final plan.

“We were so impressed with the attention to detail throughout and level of finish and genuinely enjoyed the time we spent niggling over every detail with Eddie.” Jenny