Sheraton Interiors | RETAILER CASE STUDY


Dekton worktops blend in with the dark theme but introduce striking veins of gold


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ur clients wanted to expand their ground floor in to the existing extension, transforming what were


previously separate spaces – a kitchen, a utility room, a lounge, and dining area – creating a generous eight-metre room. This newly designed open-plan space would neatly blend together a kitchen, as well as a dining and lounge area.


They wanted a minimalist, dark kitchen so we opted for Graphite Black in an ultra-matt finish. In keeping with the modern theme, they liked the Dekton Laurent worktops, which are matt like the units. The stone has a striking, dramatic dark brown background with crisscrossed veins of gold. The 20mm Dekton island with waterfall feature and ample seating for five created a space for socialising while they cook.


The main kitchen houses a full-height integrated fridge and freezer. The sink is a double-bowl type, with a Quooker hot water tap and fully integrated


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dishwasher to the right and integrated bin unit to the left. The black glass tambour unit enables them to use the corner space without having to have a door swing open, and also looks great from an aesthetic point of view.


The tall larder units house a combi microwave oven with warming drawer and a single oven and ample storage space with pull-out drawers. LED lighting is integrated in the wall cabinetry to allow for accent lighting.


While initially considering oak-effect folding-door wall units above the sink to add texture and depth to the space, the client eventually leaned towards a more unified design. They chose a tinted glass splashback instead to reflect natural light, which also seamlessly complemented the brown vein of the Dekton Laurent worktop on the island. They knew they wanted the hob on the island, so they could be facing towards the garden while cooking. They wanted a downdraft induction hob, (Bora) as it’s in keeping with the minimalist design.


odern and minimalist


Sheraton Interiors reveals how it transformed the cooking experience for a London couple who hankered for a modern, open-plan living space


But they didn’t want to forfeit gas, so for this we added a Fisher & Paykel hob as it can be flush-fitted. The island also houses four pan drawers and reduced-depth based units allowing for maximum storage in the kitchen.


There was a space at the end of the tall run that we felt would work nicely as a bar area with integrated wine fridge. We decided to build up the stone to give a clean and more luxurious look.


One of the unique challenges of this project was


the client’s preference to hide the utility room’s entrance from the dining area. And so the design cleverly incorporates a feature wall


added an element of interest, but also discreetly hid the utility’s entrance.


The utility room was carefully designed to house


the boiler, a separate sink, a washer-dryer, and a full- height fridge-freezer for additional storage. The clever use of the dog-legged room allowed the hidden space behind to function as a utility area, showcasing both innovation and purposeful design.


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