Our client was embarking on a large project – removing a wall which divided the original kitchen and dining room, to open up the space and allow views of the back garden. The original rooms had quirky nooks and angles, but the aim was to strip it all back to use the main outline walls of the room, creating a functional, streamlined kitchen. Dark colours and the choice of pipe-style lighting, leather chairs and Metro tiles combine to create a timeless industrial look with a strong, masculine flavour. The kitchen is effortlessly efficient, with a sleek induction hob on the island, a huge fridge-freezer and a bi-fold dresser. The dresser doors hide the microwave and all the other small appliances to emphasise the sleek look. The choice of burnished brass ironmongery throughout looks dramatic against the Lamp Black painted cabinetry and links up visually with the 10 Bulb Pipework Industrial Pendant from Peppermill Interiors.
- Location: Sydenham, London
- Style: Industrial Painted Shaker
- Cabinet colour: Hand-painted in Little Greene Lamp Black (228)
- Door hardware: Armac Martin Mushroom knob, 32mm (4063BEL/C) – Burnished Brass
- Drawer hardware: Armac Martin Kitchen bin pull (3090BEL/A) – Burnished Brass
- Worktops: Silestone Lagoon (Suede finish), 30mm thick
- Hob: Gaggenau CX 480 100
- Ovens: Gaggenau BSP 251 100 (Combi-Steam oven) and BOP 251 101
- Extractor: Westin Stratus with external motor SEM 7
- Fridge: Fisher & Paykel RF540ADUSX4 (with Surround kit)
- Dishwasher: Miele G6660 SCVi
- Sink: Franke Kubus KBX 110-55
- Tap: Quooker Flex PRO3 VAQ + Quooker Nordic Soap Dispenser
