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Commodore Kitchens Cook Up Something Special for Wood Wharf
installation of the kitchens for phase 1 of Wood Wharf, a new district within London’s Canary Wharf. A residential-led development from Canary
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Wharf Group Plc, Wood Wharf will comprise 3,300 new homes, along with almost two million sq ft of high quality commercial accommodation and 490,000 sq ft of retail, hospitality and community spaces. Phase 1 of the residential development
involves a variety of one-, two- and three- bedroom apartments and studios across four individually-designed blocks, with properties constructed for private sale or rent, Commodore Kitchens worked with the
development’s design team to develop a kitchen scheme that complements the interior design and layout of the apartments, while providing a scalable solution that can be modified to fit the dimensions and floorplan of the varied apartment types. Materials have been chosen to offer a timeless neutral palette of natural hues and crisp white surfaces, with an emphasis on
ommodore Kitchens, the specialist in kitchens for the high end residential development sector, has completed
texture and quality. Consequently, natural oak cupboards contrast with marble worktops and splash backs, creating a sense of quality and style. The kitchens have also been designed by
Commodore Kitchens to emphasise a sense of space, with a slim line and minimalist aesthetic. Handless cupboard doors maintain a smooth, sheer line, with integrated appliances installed flush to the doors. Meanwhile, the slim profile of the marble worktops and splashbacks adds a
delicate touch. The look has been completed with contem-
porary chrome sinks and taps along with feature lighting to help zone the space. Commodore Kitchens has delivered a turnkey
kitchen design, build and installation service for the project, working with the main contractor’s programme to schedule the work.
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