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Industrial Style Vintage Kitchen

Project Overview


One of the most unusual mood terms shared with us by a client, “I want it to look like we found it in a skip in Paris”. But we liked the idea and our design team set about designing a kitchen with an aesthetic of reclaimed, rustic and vintage...

A reclaimed Belfast sink nestled comfortably within the 65mm thick oak worktop.

For this unique industrial style vintage kitchen (designed by Mia Marquez), we used mixed materials – solid French pippy oak for the doors and worktops; unfinished angle iron and box steel for framework, and 100% birch ply for our carcasses.

A reclaimed Belfast sink nestled comfortably within the 65mm thick oak worktop and reclaimed brass taps perched above giving a really characterful centrepiece of the kitchen.

A Sub Zero fridge freezer was wrapped in the work surface and this gave a fixing point for one of several reclaimed task lights.

The room was big enough for an island but in order to allow a more flexible working space, we made the island a bit like a big trolley – on vintage castor wheels, braked, that allow for the unit to be easily rolled around.

A dresser unit with tea drawers sat well between the existing architraves and allowed for an additional working area. Our clients had the luxury of a large larder which meant the kitchen itself could be largely for appliances and food preparation. While we were there we made some custom wardrobes for the master bedroom.


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