Multipurpose Living Within A Highly Functional Kitchen

For this busy West London family with three children, a colourful and dynamic home to provide comfort, relaxation and also space for fun and entertainment was required. This meant our design studio could play with a combination of bold and pared-back interior design elements, juxtaposing minimalist and maximalist design throughout. The modern extension to the rear of the property replaced a much-loved and well-worn previous kitchen. Our clients felt as though their children had reached an age which meant they didn’t have to opt for non-problematic, child-proof design, and wanted a more sophisticated kitchen and dining area.

"Working with Brian is a joy. It is working with the epitome of enthusiasm, flair, creativity, reliability, efficiency and initiative. I absolutely love the work he has done for us, so much so that we are now using him again on another project. Brian makes building projects a pleasure as he is innovative, adaptable and resilient - an excellent project manager - level-headed and with a keen eye for detail. I feel that the home the Brian has created for us encapsulates our wishes and our personalities perfectly."

LW, Residential Client

 

 

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  • A Striking, Minimally Designed Kitchen

    A Bora professional induction hob with downdraft extractor was selected, so there was no need for a cumbersome extractor hood which would impede the view in the kitchen and disrupt the flow of clean lines.

  • Multipurpose Living Within A Highly Functional Kitchen

    The multi-functional space is ideal for eating, socialising, cooking, and even studying, with a designated desk space that’s perfect for taking care of a busy family schedule which requires plenty of forward-planning.

  • Clean-Cut Interiors & Sleek Surface Design

    We incorporated four main materials: metal doors, deep rich wooden tones, matte lacquered doors as seen on the kitchen island and thin, minimal Caesarstone countertops.

  • A Maximalist Design Approach

    A larger than life, maximalist approach lets any visitor know that this fun-loving family isn’t afraid to have fun.

  • Layering Patterns & Textures In Similar Tones

    Member’s club Soho House was the inspiration behind this guest bedroom. The overall atmosphere created is understated and serene.

  • A Natural Colour Palette Of Deep Wood & Rich Greens

    Greens in different tones were used and the deep wood of the desk gives another nod to nature as well as adding a mature vibe to the bedroom.