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A kitchen is not a utility room dressed up. At its best it is the architectural heart of the home — the space that sets the material language for everything around it. Our kitchens are conceived as objects: coherent, permanent, considered from every angle.
From the fluted bronze island in a converted Cotswolds barn to the Calacatta marble run through a Chelsea period conversion, each commission begins with the same question: what single material relationship will define this room for the next fifty years?

London Townhouse — Marble Island, Oak & Charcoal

Ellerby Extension — Crittall & Concrete

London Townhouse — Marble Island Detail

Shell House — Bronze & Black, Herringbone Oak

Rural Retreat — Oxidised Bronze & Fluted Oak

Shell House — Island with Garden View

Rural Retreat — Fluted Island Detail

Emma Maitland — Pale Oak & Marble, Skylight

Chelsea Townhouse — Walnut & Aged Stone

Country House — Open Plan with Garden Sculpture
Discover how spatial planning, natural light and carefully considered finishes come together in our residential interiors.