Kitchen Fitting & Painting
- Posted on: 31st March 2013
A sample of our recent work
Handmade Kitchens of Christchurch units, painted in ‘Hague Blue’ mixed in Johnstone’s acrylic eggshell, with quartz worktop and 60 mm oak shelves with LED recessed lighting
The built-in microwave frees up precious worktop space by the sink
The contrast between the black granite and white in-frame units gives a striking look, whilst the wooden floor adds warmth to the whole room.
These built-in oak trays and wine rack not only add interest and functionality, but also tie in with the wooden floor
The client used her original shelving to go on top of this new unit to great effect
We loved the brick wall in this London kitchen
Nathan hard at work
Units by Handmade Kitchens Direct of Christchurch painting in Farrow & Ball Hague Blue and Blue Gray
Cabinets painted in Farrow & Ball ‘Elephant’s Breath and tiles by Fired Earth
Island painted in ‘Downpipe’ and rest of units in ‘Pavillion Gray’ by Farrow & Ball
Island painted in Paper and Paint Library ‘Blue Blood’
The stunning black and white marble with the matt black cabinets and brass handles made for a dramatic look, guaranteed to be a real talking point
Glass cabinets with glass shelving and lighting are a brilliant way to show off your glass or chinaware
Incorporating open shelving in this island allows the client to keep their cookery books to hand
This elegant canopy over the range retains the country look the customer was after
The client wanted a ‘wow factor’ for her island and chose ‘Blue Blood’ in the Paint & Paper Library range. The chrome cabinet furniture worked beautifully with this colour
We love how these old jars have been up-cycled to become statement pendant lights over the island
By opting for these elegant brass light pendants injects a period look, showing that mixing and matching modern and traditional elements can really work
We were able to refurbish our clients’ kitchen by simply replacing their laminate worktops for oak, painting the pine cabinets and changing the tiles
These inexpensive tiles in 2 shades of blue and an off-white transformed the wall under the mantle and worked beautifully with the dark blue Rayburn
Our first pink island! The rest of the kitchen was an off-white so this made a real impact
The scalloped edge gave these shelves a very bespoke look
After Nathan installed these beautiful oak worktops he routered in these drainage grooves
The client’s cat having a look at our work!
