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This kitchen will always be a bit special for me, it was the first deVOL kitchen that I fell in love with. It was actually the first project we went to take pictures of when I joined last year, and I just thought it was so cool!! At the time I was a bit of a kitchen novice, I’d never even heard of concrete worktops before, let alone seen them. Even though I’ve since learnt about their tricky upkeep, I still think they look so amazing with our Pantry Blue cabinets. Bare brick walls and a big duct pipe adds just the right amount of industrial-chic for my taste, and then the pi\u00e8ce de r\u00e9sistance; the incredible Crittall-style doors and roof. What a completely dreamy space.<\/p>\n
4. The Marylebone Kitchen<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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I can’t talk about cool new designs without including a Sebastian Cox Kitchen, our award winning range that’s been lauded\u00a0by the design community as a completely new ‘urban-rustic’ style. My favourite thing about the range is the tactile nature of the furniture. I’ve always been the kid that pressed all the buttons and I still can’t help but run my fingers across silk clothes when I’m shopping. I love how it draws everyone in, they can’t resist stroking the fronts, opening and closing the doors and poking their fingers through the copper door pulls. That’s why the Marylebone Kitchen is my favourite, I love the contrasting textures; rough sawn timber cabinets with a smooth honed Carrara marble worktop. If rustic-luxe is a thing, this is it.<\/p>\n
3. The Peckham Rye Kitchen\u00a0<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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When I first saw this kitchen I just thought ‘wow’! I always hope that I’d have the guts to go for something daring, it’s risky, but if you stay true to your own style you can end up with something so beautifully unique and it’s well worth the risk! For me, this kitchen is everything I love about London’s quirky style, eccentrically eclectic in an almost effortless way. I went to Peckham for the first time last weekend, and I have to say that this kitchen really is a reflection of the brilliantly vibrant district it calls home. Everything and everyone was super trendy, and even though it was clear the hipster parade had already moved in, the real mishmash of cultures made it feel more authentically unique than a place trying to be different because different is cool.<\/p>\n
2.<\/strong> An Arts and Crafts Kitchen in Kent<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
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Just look at that\u00a0ceiling and those impressive pendant lights! I simply had to choose this project. We only went to take pictures of this beautiful home\u00a0last month, but it has quickly become my second favourite kitchen ever! I’m a bit of a vintage hunter, I’ve spent many-a-Sunday wandering\u00a0around\u00a0the antique shops dotted along Stoke Newington’s Church Street. It’s a thin line though, you don’t want to end up looking like you’re living in a cluttered auction house, but I think this is the absolute perfect mix of old and new.<\/p>\n
1. And the winner is… The Bloomsbury Kitchen<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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