INTRODUCING MR & MRS N (the client)
- Busy
- High-performing, professional couple
- Mid 40's
- Children aged 9 and 16
- Smart, fashion-conscious, on trend
- Enjoy socialising with family/friends
CLIENTS NEEDS AND DESIRES:
Challenge: | What we delivered: |
Structural steels required | Steel beam left exposed and painted black to create an urban feel. Feature bolts within steel. Exposed brickwork left on walls to complement steel. |
The kitchen is in back corner of the room, an so the use of many dark, masculine, colours may have made it feeling cold, dark and invasive. | Alpina Mid Oak, deep-textured wall unit and island doors, add warmth and complement the bronze vein in Dekton Laurent matte worktops. The PTO cannon black matt Zola doors were paired with graphite handleless trims, giving subtle, clean lines and division of units. We ensured light flowed into the back corner of the room from bifold doors and skylights by positioning tall larders at the back of the kitchen. AEG Venting hob alleviates the need for a bulky hood and allows for warm-toned feature lights. The practical yet stunning antique glass splashback reflects light, making the room feel more spacious. Glass bar wall units allow for feature lighting and light reflection. Warm strip lighting throughout the kitchen creates mood lighting and practical lighting. The brass tap and the brass sink waste contrast with the black sink area. |
Desire for breakfast pantry area | Use of a tambour door in corner. Creates clean, sleek storage, adds another texture, continues bank of larders and allows for wall unit positioning close by, minimising wasted wall space. |
Accessible storage for the whole family |
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Children's safety and kitchen durability in a family environment. |
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