I think we have hit the nail on the head with this one, its one of our faves! These snaps are through the build process to installation. Its a cracker!! Now to start building their cool Utility Room.

Jess was adamant that the bottom units would be painted and the tops left natural much against my judgement. Well, she was right! I should know better by now, they usually are!!!

Julia knew exactly what she wanted from the start which made our job much easier. The kitchen was designed around their Aga and made in reclaimed pine with an old science lab iroco worktop and splashbacks.

Made entirely from an iconic north-east landmark (The High Level Bridge) this kitchen will last long after the baby bump has left home.

The design brief was a traditional farmhouse style kitchen with freestanding units and fridge housing all made from reclaimed pine. The worktops were made from pitch pine pews from a local church.

The trick with this small galley kitchen was to find a place for everything without closing the space down. The off white painted finish reflected the available light, coupled with iroco worktops (salvaged from a university chemical lab) gave this kitchen a classic period look, perfect for Geoff’s Georgian gaff!

Topped with stunning 3 inch thick solid oak which was a 6 man lift in itself (which was difficult for 4 of us!). The backdrop to this was a large housekeeping dresser, a larder cabinet two double base cabinets which flanked the Aga.

The painted finish was 3 different shades of grey using Farrow & Ball, expertly applied by Sean Wallis. You can see for yourself, the end result is stunning.

Available in the following sizes:

Available in the following standard overall (including frame) sizes. Other sizes available, please call us for details.

Frame width 6″ – Frame depth 2″