A sophisticated kitchen concept, bringing contrasting colour, copper accents and thoughtful spatial planning together.

This design proposal explored the transformation of a cramped, poorly organised kitchen into a generous and welcoming space for family life. The concept introduced a bold combination of black and chalk blush cabinetry, with a new central island replacing the existing one and creating a more generous and enjoyable space for cooking, seating and entertaining.

The existing structural column, once an obstacle to the island seating, became an integral part of the design, wrapped in a reflective copper-effect splashback. Copper accents continue through the veining of the Dekton worktops and the pendant light, bringing warmth to the contemporary palette. The new larders and the pocket-door breakfast pantry make use of previously underutilised wall space, while reeded cabinetry and a continuous contrasting wrap detail add texture and individuality to the scheme.

The result is an original, considered kitchen concept, designed around the clients’ preferences and the possibilities of their home.