Your finishing touches are what make our kitchens look their best. It is always a treat to visit our kitchens a few months after they have gone in to see how people have decorated, organised, accessorised and utilised!
We love a little something different here at KitchenMakers. This unusual larder storage area was created with display in mind as we knew our customer had incredible things from their world travels to display - including these fabtastic elephant handles!
Our customer wanted to be able to use shiplap in her kitchen design and we made sure to display its understated warmth in ways that complimented our fine cabinetry.
As the backdrop for a thoughtful worktop and shelf area as well as in the end panels of the statement island.
How about an invisible media centre with sunken speakers? This lovely piece of work is a bookshelf which connects to a radiator cover bench seat & onto cabinetry infront of a wall of sunken speakers! A multipurpose furniture which helps a room flow.
Beautiful wall panelling work which is so harmonious with the skirting boards & coving that it almost becomes unnoticeable.
Working within the style and details of homes is a normal part of what we do & why it is so wonderful to have our own workshop right here in Sway.
The warm, stone tones of this simple kitchen create a sense of natural peace and balance. Neutral palettes, handmade ceramics and well worn textiles ensure a welcoming feel that invites you to settle down to a simple dinner.
Farrow & Ball Skimming Stone
Farrow & Ball Pigeon
Bespoke fine cabinet making in our workshop means that we can overcome tricky problems within design.
How do you connect a bookcase to a window seat which is above a radiator?
Just like this beautiful example which includes lovely Armac Martin Grille work within our cabinetry!
Working around original features of unusual buildings is something we are quite used to here at KitchenMakers. Having a bespoke kitchen means that we can work around the features of the room. If it's a tricky beam or a funny shaped wall, it's no problem for our workshop team!
True blue seaside vibes with this shiny Saxon Blue Aga complemented by the opposites attract fishy jar, light house tower, unique painting and glug glug jug!
Simple & easily accessible drawers, cabinetry & beautiful glass door units let the light shine in. All handmade as always
Just a little bit of understated elegance here in the New Forest. A simple contemporary take on the classic shaker style country kitchen. Complete with that old favourite pair- the Belfast sink and Bridge tap, of course.
Farrow & Ball #dropcloth
Little Green #juniperash
Super funky style additions to this classic & traditional kitchen add a modern twist. Mixed metal finishes as well as lots of monochrome create an impactful yet peaceful space.
We always love to see how you make our bespoke kitchens your own by adding your finishing touches!
Frozen winter walks in wellies culminate with warm & welcoming treats from the kitchen, no doubt.
Beautiful brass grille work from @armacmartin contrasts perfectly with our bespoke fine cabinetry & those muddy wellies!
Would you like highlight metals in your bespoke kitchen?
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A jade, brass & tumbled marble chequer design sits perfectly under these characterful exposed beams. This beauty nestles under low ceilings in a converted Woodcutter's Barn.
A traditional plate rack & butler sink ensure a historic feel that functions well & is easy to work in.
Jewel tones for this gorgeous New Forest converted Barn. A custom & totally bespoke Bootroom arrangement complete with a tongue & groove embrasure window.
We laugh in the face of low ceilings & Tricky windows! Have you got unusual interior features that you need help with?
We need helping filling this bespoke bookshelf we just finished... what is your favourite book? We will make sure to grab it and curl up on this chair in the sun until it's time to pull up that blanket for the night!
Wood. Stone. Metal.
Simple elements naturally create a sense of balance & warmth. In this understated kitchen, we pared back all details & focus on materials in order to suggest simplistic and earthy vibes.
What do you think? Can you imagine hosting a simple dinner here?
Just a little Monday Morning inspiration for you; A bespoke ideas brainstorming board. We don't like to limit ourselves when it comes to textures, colours, finished or sizes. We are always interested to hear your crazy ideas..... got any this morning?