Kitchen Designer of the Year


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Finalists


Sof a Bune Strandh Sola Kitchens, London


A family of four in Wimbledon Village sought a functional yet stunning kitchen. Pocket doors conceal appliances, and a hidden door leads to a back kitchen.


Abi Lloyd Evie Willow, Oxfordshire


Winner


Tim Higham Higham Furniture, London


The clients, a professional couple with three young children, spent two years renovating their 1870 Victorian home in Teddington, Surrey. The homeowner is a talented interior designer, who also runs the property as a fi lm and TV location. For the kitchen, she wanted a modern Shaker design with high ceilings, fl oor-to- ceiling cabinetry, and an elegant aesthetic that blended with the period features.


The clients wanted a functional yet non-traditional kitchen inspired by Scandinavian design featuring fl uted oak and brown-toned stone countertops and hidden appliances.


Natasha Wegrzyn Poggenpohl Chelsea


The clients, a family of four, lived in a Georgian townhouse in Kensing- ton. The design focused on creating a soft, welcoming kitchen with natural colours and textures.


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