A stunning focal point in any kitchen, the larder unit measures an impressive 2.2m x 0.8m. It was originally designed to be painted in ‘Pavilion Grey’ however, the clients quickly changed their minds on the colour-scheme when the 3D image was altered during the client presentation to display the unit in ‘Hague Blue’, ensuring the larder became a bold statement in this impressive kitchen.
The innovative lateral opening doors allow unimpeded access to the larder’s interior whilst exquisite details such as sliding shelves, storage jars and grain hoppers make best use of the available space.
A large Belfast double-bowl sink with a Franke Olympus spring spout mixer tap and, in addition, a Zip boiling tap (with the facility to produce chilled water) are positioned near the window overlooking the beautifully manicured gardens of the couple’s home. It is a seamless and effortless way to cater for guests’ hot and cold beverage requirements. Twin integrated dishwashers were incorporated into the kitchen design to ensure no hand-
washing of dishes would be required at the end of another fun family gathering.
LED spotlights create the general ambience whilst the focal lighting is provided by silver pendants from Elstead Lighting which illuminate the island and dining table. Lighting is a key element to any room, especially in an area used for both food preparation and entertaining.
On the other side of the kitchen, a SubZero free-standing fridge freezer was positioned amongst reclaimed bricks whilst a stunning bespoke floor- to-ceiling wine storage was built either side to display Mr Guest’s exceptional fine wine collection. This area is an adaptation on the design installed in the clients’ previous home, but captures new elements to reflect the colours chosen for the kitchen furniture.
The entire kitchen has been designed to fulfil the clients’ every need, and to provide them with a very bespoke kitchen, there is even a ‘mouse-hole’ feature in the plinth!
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