When our client purchased their property with an existing David Lisle kitchen from 2012, their plan was to refresh it, making it more personal to their taste. As ideas and aspirations for the space grew, what started as a new island and a fresh coat of paint evolved into a complete transformation of the kitchen, creating a brighter, classically inspired space, more suited to the new owners’ style.
Our exclusive New London beading is a subtle yet effective detail, particularly on the triple-panelled doors of the Butler’s pantry and secret door into the utility room. The cooling appliances are clad in Carrara porcelain, with a unique hand-applied 24k gold leaf rebate, illuminated by hidden LED light strips. The additional charcoal painted framework highlights this section as the “feature” piece in the room, but with the bespoke bronzed silver Birch splashback and book-matched waterfall island worktop, this kitchen wows from every aspect.
