With floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with light, we needed a kitchen that felt grounded, not floaty. The goal was to create a room that felt like it had always been there, adding a sense of history to a bright, modern space.
We used our Monaco door style but dialled up the architectural detail. Bolection mouldings and large canopy corbel give the cabinetry a weight and permanence that standard joinery lacks. We finished it in a soft, muted Sage Green, a heritage colour that feels calm but substantial against the daylight.
A kitchen of this stature deserves the best appliances. We installed Gaggenau appliances for serious cooking power. For the finishing touches, we didn’t compromise. Van Cronenberg handles were perfectly matched with an Aged Brass Perrin & Rowe tap. It’s the finishing touch that ties the whole colour scheme together.
This project strikes a balance between history and function. The kitchen looks like it belongs in a classic manor, but it works in a way that makes modern living easy.
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