Kitchen
Pull out unit to go between door and window (instead of dresser)
One open shelf in the upper units to match whatever panelling we have
Various things to consider
Bare brick, along with the wooden front on island contrasting the dark cabinets.
Wood coloured open shelf
Colour. One free wall, open shelves
If we can’t build an island - just add one in. IKEA £250 white (painted to match)
Splashback
Touches of wood (open shelves and some unit fronts) to break up the overall look. Make sure these are well lit
Bookshelves built into awkward spaces. Cabinet end for slim items such as brush / mop etc . Narrow gaps filled by pullout storage
Material use. Storage for everyone (lower levels with ‘safe’ items). Accessibility
Book shelf. White on blue
One show stopping piece
Reclaimed work tops. Always opt for wider cupboards where possible
Great natural light
Sloping to have no it impact on the neighbours but giving great height on one side.
Mixed material peninsular (wood cladding with one green cupboard?)
Door, the brickwork, island and pendant lights
An element of open storage and their slim ‘hidden’ storage squeezed behind the fridge unit.
Roof of the extension
Like the larder unit ideas, drawers at the bottom. Including small appliances shelf.
Island - colour
Shelves
Indoors/Outdoors & bench that continues outside
Lighting and a difference in flooring / wall decoration to designate dining vs kitchen areas.
Orange accent pieces - plants and stools
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