"Curating your story and personality is what really brings a home together."

The original kitchen told an unloved and outdated story. It was dark and cluttered but offered so much in terms of space and the opportunity to create a real heart of the home. The layout was re-designed to capture as much light as possible from the north facing room whilst also creating a practical and functional flow that works for a busy family lifestyle. Large appliances and tall cabinetry no longer block out the light and view through to the garden and the high gloss finishes really help to reflect light around the space.

Organic, peaceful, calm - a sanctuary of natural elements that create a grounded feel. It's all about natural, warm, and soothing textures in this space that bring the outside world in - stone wall tiles, oak wood, textured towels and linen blinds, and of course the waterfall tap. Blending functional design was also important, changing out the old pedestal sink for a floating, curved vanity unit to allow for more storage, easier access in and out of the room and to give the visual idea of more space, a light up wall mirror for task lighting, and built in storage nooks for display items as well as practical storage for cosmetics and bottles. For that elevated feeling the room is tiled from floor to ceiling with large, neutral, textured tiles.