In luxury kitchen design, every detail has to exude sophistication, including the storage solutions. From separate hidden kitchen spaces to concealed pantries and elegant drinks stations, there are many ways to maximise space without compromising on style.
Currently, in kitchen design, there's a prevailing trend towards neutral tones, with shades of white, beige and grey dominating the landscape. And while there's no denying the timeless elegance of these hues, there's something truly transformative about the power of colour.
In the world of bespoke interior design, every project tells a unique story - a story of collaboration, creativity and craftsmanship. Today, we're shining the spotlight on one of our most memorable projects: the Blue Verditer & Bleached Oak Boot Room in Cheshire, crafted for one of our valued clients.
In the ever-evolving world of interior design and home organisation, one concept that we are seeing continue to gain popularity is hidden kitchen spaces, separate to the main kitchen.
When it comes to creating high-end, bespoke spaces, attention to detail is paramount in the pursuit of luxury and quality. One of our more unique case studies that perfectly encompasses these principles is the Gilded English Oak Bar in Cheshire. It is one of our favourite recent projects where our client entrusted us to transform a Grade 2 listed outbuilding into a very special residential bar.
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