Stylish Navy, Pink & Oak This bespoke kitchen is a celebration of modern design and skilled craftsmanship, entirely handmade by our workshop team in Cornwall. The cabinetry features painted flush doors, finished with solid brass edging—a striking detail that adds warmth, elegance, and a subtle sense of luxury. Slatted oak units bring natural texture and…
Portloe Shaker Kitchen A Shaker kitchen recently completed at Portloe on the Roseland Peninsula. Fitted with worktops in Carrara marble and cupboards painted in Fired Earth ‘Dover Cliffs” creating a spacious and light feel. The sink was from the Villeroy & Boch Farmhouse range and the tap is a Perrin & Rowe Phoenician tap in…
Bright Bespoke Kitchen A spacious and bright bespoke kitchen complete with two ovens A great idea for flexibility when cooking is to have two ovens built into tall housings at a height to suit the user. This will give even greater capacity than a range cooker and with the addition of a microwave and warming…
Classic Kitchen with a Modern Twist A classic kitchen given a modern twist A more classically styled kitchen given a modern twist by the American Fridge Freezer, stainless steel Neff appliances and granite worktops in Azul Platino. The sinks come from the Blanco stainless steel undermount range and the tap is a Quooker giving instant…
Natural and Painted Oak Finishes Painted cupboards offer a modern feel contrasting with natural oak panelling to hold glass shelves The painted cupboards for this kitchen have been styled to give a more contemporary look although they are still constructed with a framed carcase and the doors have been hung on a butt hinge. The…
Timeless Traditional Kitchen A perfect blend of traditional construction details with seamless modern design The brief from the customer was for a kitchen in a style with timeless appeal. The cupboards are traditionally constructed with a cock bead detail on the framing. The doors are hung with a modern soft close hinge but can also…
What is Shaker furniture? For the past 15 years or so the term ‘Shaker’ has been applied to modern kitchen design, describing a minimal design aesthetic, but where did the term originally come from? Now known as ‘the first minimalists’, The Shakers were a religious group that formed during the 18th Century in northwest England….