At David Lisle, we believe that the kitchen should be more than just a place to cook - it should be the heart of the home, a space for gathering, creativity and connection. This philosophy was the driving force behind our recent project in Bramhall.
When designing a kitchen, one of the most important aspects to consider is how to create a focal point that draws the eye and brings the space together. A well-thought-out focal point not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the room but also contributes to the overall functionality of the space.
Each year, Pantone’s Colour of the Year sets the stage for design trends across various creative industries. For 2025, Pantone has selected Mocha Mousse, a rich and sophisticated shade of brown with warm, earthy undertones. This elegant colour not only offers a timeless appeal but also sets the tone for incorporating various shades of brown into interior design, especially in the kitchen.
As the seasons shift, so do our homes. With spring's arrival, our kitchens often feel the need for a refresh, but a truly bespoke kitchen should be designed to feel just as inviting in summer as it does in winter, effortlessly transitioning through the changing seasons.
As summer approaches, there’s no better time to refresh your kitchen space. A nature-inspired kitchen blends organic textures, earthy tones and natural elements to create a space that feels fresh, inviting and connected to the outdoors. By incorporating materials like wood and stone, maximising natural light and adding greenery, you can transform your kitchen into a bright and uplifting space.
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