The mix-and-match style of old and new means you can make savings


CASE STUDY IN THE COTSWOLDS


A feature of a recent refurbishment of a large family kitchen diner in a home in the Cotswolds was blocks of colour, added by using painted kitchen cabinets. After initial meetings, I collaborated with the client remotely using online folders to collate ideas. 3D renders were then created to illustrate exactly how the finished project would look. In completing the project we harnessed our network of sources for trades and furnishings to save our client lots of time and money.


Achieving the look comes hand in hand with great craftsmanship. Sourcing a quality handcrafted kitchen


from an independent kitchen company meant the client could add some unique touches. Deep blue painted kitchen cabinets in Zoffany Paint’s ‘Como Blue’ are enhanced with traditional brass cup kitchen handles. A natural stone floor and Farrow and Ball’s ‘Ammonite’ grey white walls keep the kitchen light and bright while allowing the cabinets to be the star of the show. Warm wooden shelves made of reclaimed oak provide storage to display vintage treasures. The grey doors lead to an old fashioned pantry and utility space with signs on the glass to lead the way.


PICTURED


Cabinets with brass handles and painted in a deep blue stand out against a contrasting natural stone floor and grey white walls


july/august 2017


www.sbhonline.co.uk


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