The brief was of course to give a wow factor feeling with a minimalist design appeal.
Our client wanted a highly contemporary kitchen design for a traditional barn conversion they were embarking on. The brief was of course to give a wow factor feeling with a minimalist design appeal. two tone with a hint of wood. The space was huge and the kitchen was only a quarter of this space. An island was essential and the client didn't want to have to walk half way round the room whilst cooking.
We came up with a handleless kitchen design with a mixture of high gloss lacquered doors and matt silk accent for the tall and wall units. Lighting was also key so we specified a 5 tier lighting system to work on the clients Lutron system all controlled from 1 panel. There were lights above and below the wall units as well as under the worktop and integrated under the glass splashbacks to light up through the glass to give a super effect at night. The Worktops were a mixture of quartz and wood for the breakfast bar.
This kitchen in Broad Oak near Heathfield certainly stands out and the kitchen is now the hub of the home.