Simply Perfect – by Holloways of Ludlow
By Linda Parker
Symmetry and simplicity are the keywords for this understated kitchen design…
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Black & White Contrast – by Mobalpa
By Linda Parker
‘This design was based on the customer’s brief to create a social space that flowed, with a minimal look. The customer requested an all-white kitchen however I suggested the addition of the dark wood Panga doors to add some warmth to the space’.
Read moreModern Handleless Kitchen – designed by Cue & Co of London
The layout of the kitchen works very well ergonomically. The island with the breakfast bar is the central feature and bridges the gap between the dining table and the cooking area, allowing the family to gather around…
Read more100% Design 2015 – What not to miss
Each year, 100% Design is a hotly anticipated design trade event, the largest in the UK, which attracts everyone from architects and designers to specifiers, contractors, retailers and press from around the world. Taking place from 23-26 September at London’s Olympia, the event will be opened by Ilse Crawford with a headline talk on Wednesday 23rd at 11am. Discussing design that engages with the senses, the iconic designer will head up an exciting programme of talks about how our lives can be influenced positively by design. All talks are free for registered visitors and you can register for entry now at…
Read moreColourful Kitchen – by Nicholas Harris Interiors
The story: Nicholas Harris Interiors are a family run business situated in rural Kent. They specialise in design, installation and build projects with over 21 years’ experience. Working closely with leading British furniture manufacturer Crown Imperial for more than two decades, Nick Harris chose the Crown Rialto collection for its choice of vibrant colours and finish options to achieve a showstopping retro kitchen for their client.
Read moreSubtle Kitchen – By Harvey Jones
By Linda Parker
The story: The owner wanted a contemporary and fresh looking kitchen, with a touch of minimalist simplicity whilst at the same time, avoiding an over-clinical look. She also wanted to make the room feel as big as possible, which we agreed could be achieved with wide drawers and cupboards.
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