August 2, 2022By Linda Parker

This beautifully dramatic kitchen, located in Brighton Marina with views over the Channel, was designed to make the most of the sea views. Senior Design Consultant at Roundhouse, Lauren Wright, gives us an over-view of the project…

July 27, 2022By Hayley Gilbert

The client had plans to encompass an enclosed courtyard area into her existing kitchen in order to create a beautifully large and sociable space for her family to enjoy. The kitchen needed to be timeless in style in order to sit well within this grand Georgian Manor…

July 12, 2022By Hayley Gilbert

From statement islands, home bars and luxury appliances to ladder rails, integrated lighting and home-office spaces, the design team at The Myers Touch share the wishlist dreams of their customers…

July 6, 2022By Linda Parker

Lee Thornley’s home, which he shares with his partner Phil, is a haven of tranquility, incorporating pops of colour and naturally, plenty of Bert & May tiles, plus wood finishes and earthy, neutral colours. Lee previously renovated a boutique hotel in Spain, Casa La Siesta, in Andalusia, using salvaged materials and antique finds. It was a complete contrast to the transformation of his home…

June 29, 2022By Hayley Gilbert

To create a kitchen that could lend itself to different zones, either for food preparation or as an office space, where both functions can happen easily and independently from one another while also allowing ample space for the children to play. The Main Company has been creating highly individual bespoke kitchens that are full of personality and unique style since the seventies…

June 21, 2022By Linda Parker

At the time of writing, it feels as if we are all getting over a series of lovely, cheerful events – two of which are The Chelsea Flower show, followed swiftly by the glorious Platinum Jubilee. We’re all a bit Jubileed-out now, to be honest, but we wanted to give a quick celebratory Chelsea mention to our friends at H Miller Bros, who we’ve featured before in The Kitchen Think…