Cabinetry material choices


play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between contemporary and bespoke elements


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exposed dovetail joints and engraved details. A seamless blend of furniture styles isn’t always


restricted to a contrast between modern and traditional. For example, we recently included two door styles from our Darling Maeve collection to bring plenty of charm and a traditional-meets- modern character to one client’s recent project. We wanted to add interest as the kitchen was such a large space, the solution was to combine our sleek Harewood flat-fronted doors with an elegant cock bead detail which contrasted with the Lister door, which provided an elegant Shaker style scheme, but with a nod to a more classic look. While cabinetry materials bridge the gap


between contemporary and bespoke elements, appliances also play a pivotal role in achieving a harmonious blended design. Integrating state- of-the-art technology from brands like Sub- Zero & Wolf, Miele and Gaggenau ensures that functionality meets design aesthetic. As the demand for personalisation in kitchen


spaces grows, this fusion-style design approach ensures that every kitchen can be as individual as the people who use it, with a beautiful blend of design styles and complementary furniture pieces that are personal to each client’s aspirations, resulting in truly individual interior solutions without compromise. kbbr


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