The kitchen is centred around our Shaldon shaker door in Stone, specified to provide a timeless finish that complements the minimalist architecture of the home. Ammonite Valencia Quartz worktops have been carried throughout both the kitchen and utility, creating continuity between the two spaces while providing a highly durable, low-maintenance working surface suitable for everyday family use.

A large central island increases preparation space, improves circulation and provides additional storage, acting as the primary workspace within the room. Tall cabinetry has been designed as a continuous bank, housing an integrated Siemens appliance package alongside an integrated fridge freezer to achieve a streamlined elevation with minimal visual interruption.

Internal storage solutions were carefully specified to maximise usability. A LeMans corner mechanism provides full access to otherwise inaccessible corner cabinetry, while bespoke oak cutlery trays deliver organised drawer storage and enhance the overall user experience.

The adjoining utility room has been designed as a highly functional secondary workspace. Full-height cabinetry provides dedicated storage for cleaning equipment, including mops, ironing boards, vacuum cleaners and household supplies, ensuring these larger items remain concealed yet easily accessible. Additional base and tall units maximise storage capacity, while an integrated seating unit offers a practical area for changing footwear and everyday household use.

The completed project showcases the value of close collaboration between kitchen designer, architect and installation team, delivering a fully coordinated scheme where cabinetry, appliance integration and storage specification work seamlessly with the overall architectural design.