Archel Road
Wall units finished in Grapa milled walnut veneer introduce a darker, more tactile contrast against the softer green tones, creating a layered material palette. The cabinetry is paired with a Dekton Limbo worktop, a light surface helping to balance the richer colours of the furniture.
The kitchen is equipped with high-performance appliances, including Gaggenau ovens and a Miele venting induction hob, ensuring the space is as practical as it is visually striking. A Quooker Fusion Round tap in Patinated Brass adds a subtle metallic accent.
Beyond the main kitchen area, bespoke joinery was designed to maximise storage and functionality throughout the home. A custom-built understair pantry provides generous concealed storage, while a dedicated coffee station creates a convenient and well-organised space for everyday use.
The island forms a central feature of the room, doubling as a breakfast bar and social hub. Above it, hanging task and ambient lighting adds both practicality and atmosphere, drawing attention to the island while creating a softer evening ambience.
Although the space benefits from plenty of natural light, carefully placed black accents help to anchor the design. Details such as the door frames, chair legs and appliance finishes echo this darker tone throughout the room, tying the scheme together and giving the kitchen a balanced, contemporary edge.
