Jen & Garry’s kitchen

An elegant, timeless kitchen concept designed for open-plan family living

This design proposal explored a calm and refined kitchen for an open-plan room with French doors leading to the garden. Limestone paint-to-order timber-frame shaker cabinetry is paired with white Dekton worktops and a matching splashback, creating a light and timeless scheme complemented by pale limestone flooring and minimal brushed steel knob handles.

The main kitchen run places the hob centrally, framed by larder units and a concealed pocket-door breakfast pantry. A pale sage glass splashback is introduced inside the pantry as a decorative backing, while also helping to make use of the natural light from a small window behind the cabinetry.

The island includes an undermounted sink with a traditional brushed nickel swan tap and a generous overhang facing the living area, providing comfortable seating for four. The result is a considered kitchen concept with a soft, elegant character and practical features designed around family life.

3D visualisation of contemporary classic shaker kitchen in limestone colour and white worktops with straight run of units along back wall and an island on the front of it and view into an open pocket pantry breakfast station on the left.
3D visualisation of contemporary classic shaker kitchen in limestone colour and white worktops with straight run of units along back wall with focus on the base units featuring symmetrical pan drawers. Gas hob section is pulled forward 8cm
View in between the back run and an island of the 3D visualisation of contemporary classic shaker kitchen in limestone colour. The island featuring symmetrical repeating full frontals.
A detail of a pocket larder breakfast station and cooking area overlooking the island with undermounted sink - a 3D visualisation of contemporary classic shaker kitchen in limestone colour and white worktops
3D visualisation of a contemporary classic Shaker kitchen in limestone with white worktops, featuring a run of units along the back wall and a generous island opposite.

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