Kitchen Garden Designs & Ideas

Herb Living Wall, Bright Green GroVert Frame
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This painted kitchen was designed for the Chairman of David Hicks Plc. It was designed to complement the classic, elegant interior of a Cornish manor house. The interiors of the kitchen cupboards were made from maple with dovetailed maple drawers. The worktops were made from maple and iroko. The finial hinges to all the doors were silvered to add a touch of luxury to this bespoke kitchen. This is a kitchen with a classic understated English country look. Designed and hand built by Tim Wood
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Architects Murray Kerr came to us for stone recommendations for an innovative residential property. They were looking for something that looked like concrete and was suitable for a kitchen floor covering. It was important that the stone could run inside and outside to work as a terrace but retain the same smooth finish as inside. There was only one choice – Urban Grey limestone. This is excellent in low honed or sawn finishes where other materials may exhibit saw marks or look unfinished. The stone is exceptional and we have sold it in everything from sawn, diamond-sawn, sand-blasted, bush-hammered, flamed, brushed, honed and polished. This incredibly versatile limestone is frost-resistant for external paving of cladding applications. It is also hard enough to be used in large offices, shopping centres or similar schemes. Due to the specific geological composition of this material it has the added benefit of very good slip resistance in a low hone or diamond-sawn finish. This means the frost resistant Urban Grey in this type of smoother finish is also suitable for external areas and internal wet applications, such as swimming pools and shower or wet rooms. For Whistler Road, the stone could retain the same finish inside and out and retain the monolithic appearance the architect desired. The stone is also easier to clean than the alternative option of using textured finishes to get the external slip rating we would require. The overall effect was very impressive.

This garden window makes growing fresh herbs in your kitchen a snap!

4. Accent lighting Aside from signature zonal light fixtures, it’s important to take stock of the natural flow of light in your kitchen. Inevitably, you may find nooks and crannies that are hidden away in the shadows, oft-forgotten in the hustle of everyday cooking. By lighting up every hidden corner, you can add precious pockets of space to your little kitchen. This ivory kitchen is a shining example of how accent lighting can augment obscure corners of a kitchen. Here, the glow from the built- - falgunirak

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