kitchen cabinet

An extensive refurbishment to this family home included this beautiful open plan kitchen. The contrasts of the sterling grey, the graphite of the island and the stainless steel of the Gaggenau fridge, freezer and wine climate cabinet compliment each other very well in the light airy room.

The bulthaup b3 kitchen in this Chelsea Town House blends anodised aluminium units in sand beige for the base cabinets with rough-sawn oak, white stained tall cabinets to give a warm, calm aesthetic. The kitchen opens to a dining living space which leads on to the garden via glazed sliding doors. Worktops are composite stone and the appliances are by Gaggenau. The glazed canopy around the extractor was custom designed by the project architects Lab Architects. Architectural photography by Alex James photography.

In this mews house, designed by Hogarth Architects, the bulthaup b3 kitchen includes tall cabinets with doors in sand beige aluminium which reflect the warm tones of the exposed timber ceiling joists. The base and wall cabinets are in our laser edged laminate finish in alpine white. Our designer worked closely with the project architect to build the cabinets around the feature window, cum backsplash with views out to the green space beyond. Architectural photography by Rob Sandiford – Pixangle

This bulthaup kitchen in a North London period home, combines fitted furniture in b1 with a freestanding b2 cabinet. The simplicity of the white lacquered b1 cabinets, with a white composite stone worktop, sits well within this period space. The oak natural b2 cabinet neatly houses an integrated coffee machine with a dishwasher below on one side and useful storage on the other. The unit can be left open when in use or closed when not to keep the space tidy and uncluttered. Architectural photography by Alexander James

This large bulthaup b3 kitchen was designed for a family who enjoy cooking and entertaining. Practical, light reflecting glass backsplash, crisp alpine white laminate base cabinets, Clay laminate tall cabinets and natural oak bar top all work in harmony in this space which leads on the garden. The 10mm worktops are composite stone and appliances are by Miele. Architectural photography by Alexander James.

This bulthaup b3 kitchen, in an open-plan space, leading onto a garden with countryside views, includes tall cabinets in solid, plank-effect oak, with functional island in kaolin laminate. The solid oak bar-top compliments the tall run, giving the subtle palette warmth and texture. The pocket door unit in the centre of the tall cabinets is lined in oak veneer to allow a seamless aesthetic when open. The off-white composite stone worktop on the island blends with the kaolin base cabinets and back panels to convey the sense of a single piece of furniture. photos Alexander James

This bulthaup b1 kitchen in alpine white lacquer is an excellent example of this simple, minimal, precision engineered furniture system. A range of handle free cabinets offer ample storage in drawers, pull-outs and cupboards. The 60mm worktops are in composite stone. Architectural photography by Alexander James.

This bulthaup b3 kitchen in laser edged laminate is the ultimate in minimalist simplicity. Sitting in the rear extension of a traditional townhouse in Colchester, the platinum grey cabinets provide functional storage and appliance housings in a simple U-shape with a laminate worktop overhang for bar seating. The walls, free of high level cabinets accentuate the height of the pitched ceiling with its central skylight bringing natural light into the centre of the space. Careful choice of materials and appliances along with meticulous attention to detail have resulted in a beautiful, minimal project. Architectural photography by Alexander James

This SieMatic S2 kitchen sits in a recently remodelled contemporary home. The large extension gives an abundance of light to the open plan living area whilst the kitchen occupies part of the original structure. Using a mixture of graphite grey high gloss and titan pine laminate cabinets, Glacier White Corian work surfaces help to balance the darker area with the new bright living space. The result is a surprisingly light and airy kitchen set around a large, dominant central island with seating on one side. The use of Miele appliances and a downdraft extractor finishes off this room well.

The owner of this apartment in a historic 1930's building in Baker Street chose bulthaup b3 kitchen furniture in stainless and graphite laminate. The striking run of stainless steel tall cabinets on the rear wall was designed around several structural and mechanical features, to provide a sleek clean line, housing the Miele appliances and a hidden pocket door in the centre. The peninsular which sits between the kitchen space and the formal dining area incorporates bar seating below the stainless- steel worktop. Architectural photography by Alexander James

This bulthaup kitchen, in a RIBA award winning, conversion project, by Hudson Architects, has a sympathetic palette of earth tones in the anodised aluminium b3 furniture with brushed stainless-steel worktops. The AGA range sits neatly between the base cabinets below the picture window with views out to the Jersey countryside. The ceiling extractor sits discretely above the AGA to remove cooking fumes without spoiling the view.

This bulthaup b3 kitchen with laser-edged laminate fronted cabinets in ‘Kaolin’ white is the centrepiece of this lower ground floor living space. The worktops are composite stone and the feature backsplash to the rear wall is marble. The wooden bartop is solid oak with a white stain treatment to blend in with the rest of the colour palette used in the scheme. All appliances are from Gaggenau except for the ceiling extractor which is from Westin. Architectural photography by Alexander James.

The kitchens in this luxury boutique development of apartments in St James’s by Originate Architects, include bulthaup b3 furniture with Gaggenau appliances. Cabinets in black brown stained oak and anthracite aluminium combine well with the natural oak flooring to give a sophisticated but textural feel to the scheme. The white composite stone worktops and light aluminium wall panels maximise the natural and artificial light reflection in the space. Architectural photography by David Churchill

This open plan, living space extension in an ‘Arts and Crafts’ house in Wimbledon, includes bulthaup b3 cabinets in laminate for the working area of the kitchen as well those extending into the lounge area with wall panels incorporated for the TV. The raised bar top for casual dining was bespoke manufactured in the bulthaup factory with book-matched olive wood and provides a beautiful, natural centre -piece to the space. Appliances are by Gaggenau and Sub Zero. Architectural photography by Alexander James

With countryside views from the picture window of a contemporary Norfolk holiday home, this bulthaup b3 kitchen was designed with weekend and holiday entertaining in mind. The anthracite aluminium fronted cabinets and stainless-steel worktops contain the stainless-steel appliances for a seamless, unfussy aesthetic, the language of which is continued into the dining area. A powerful ceiling extractor was chosen to eliminate cooking fumes but not the view! The double depth island unit offers generous worktop space and ample storage on both sides. Architectural photography by Alexander James

This open plan living space in a Bayswater apartment, designed by Brian Ma Siy Architects, features a simple straight run of bulthaup b3 cabinets in natural aluminium which blends, discreetly, with the rest of the interior scheme. The 10mm worktop is stainless steel with an integrated sink, cold-welded into its surface at our factory. The white glass backsplash offers a practical but light reflecting treatment to the rear wall area. With Gaggenau cooking appliances this project provides a functional, if compact kitchen, for a keen cook to work in. Photography by Brian Ma Siy

The rich tones of the Ebony Gloss Walnut combined with the Griege similacq Gloss doors make for an elegant family living space, the added touch of the Spekva breakfast bar finishes off the design nicely. Another beautifully crafted SieMatic Kitchen designed exclusively for the client's family to enjoy with friends and family for years to come.

To coincide with the launch of Morrison’s ‘M Kitchen’ range, a state-of-the-art Taste Kitchen has been constructed at the supermarket’s headquarters in Bradford. An existing kitchen was fully refurbished to create the facility which is used to trial food products for the new range.

A keen cooks kitchen with a large island and the finest Gaggenau ovens form an integral part of this design. The stunning kitchen also incorporated a fabulous dining and living area, which created a wonderfully atmospheric central space.

Tool & Gauge Kitchen is a café and shared kitchen facility located within the new Frome Business Park in Somerset. The team at Interaction has designed a contemporary social space where people can eat, drink and connect, with a modern monochrome design that respects the building’s industrial history. It was important that the flooring offered a practical surface with plenty of character and a sense of intrigue.

The kitchen is regaining its position as the centre of family life. Kitchen designers now create modern shapes and realise innovative functions. However, kitchen planners often lack practical experience with technical innovations, particularly when these innovations are from the field of electrical installation technology.

Living room and kitchen form a single area in many modern homes and often feature open-plan design. People cook where they eat and eat where they live. The owners of the 150 m2 period apartment in Paris had a clear concept: Kitchen should be located close to the living room or, better still, be an integral part of it. To fulfil this wish, Dutch firm i29 interior architects designed a kitchen island that's really a piece of furniture. Unusually high MDF panels pivot easily and slide into the recess thanks to pivot/slide-in hardware HAWA Concepta 50.

Hard wearing luxury vinyl tiles from Polyflor’s Affinity255 PUR collection of high-design wood effect flooring were recently chosen for the refurbishment of Enfields Kitchen, a student run restaurant at Gateshead College. Affinity255 PUR luxury vinyl tiles in the popular Huckleberry Oak design were installed by local flooring contractor Floorstyles-Direct in the restaurant’s dining area. Situated at Gateshead College’s Baltic campus, Enfields Kitchen is a contemporary restaurant where all the food is made and served by students enrolled in the college’s hospitality and catering courses.

Cross contamination is a concern for any food prep area dealing with raw meats. With the help of BioCote Technology (found in BioClad products) restaurants can ensure they uphold the highest level of hygiene within food preparation areas. The antimicrobial technology works 24/7 to eliminate the threat of harmful bacteria such as E.Coli. In addition to its proven antimicrobial protection, the BioClad antimicrobial cladding is extremely easy to clean.

At the Paris-Le Bourget airport, Air Culinaire Worldwide has just moved into its new kitchen. The kitchen, corridors, locker rooms, preparation rooms (hot and cold) and the storage rooms were fitted with Altro Stronghold 30 on the floor and the Altro Whiterock White on the walls.

Bioethanol fires require no chimney or flue, give off no harmful emissions and are 95% energy efficient. They are available in a large selection of designs for living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and gardens. A good example is the home of Bury resident Anthony Norman, who chose an Italian kitchen and a British made bedroom from local dealer Icon, both featuring table-top bioethanol fires. Anthony and his family were convinced that they would make exciting additions to their new kitchen and master bedroom. Ebios bioethanol fires are made in Germany and distributed by DRU in the UK.

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In 1960 SieMatic presented the first handle-free kitchen the shape international kitchen design. Today, the minimalist aesthetic of the handle-free kitchen has become a central element of purist interior design style. Over the decades, SieMatic has reinterpreted the concept and kept it up to date and has now completely re-thought it all over again. The result is a concept that underscores the East Westphalian company’s decades-long leadership in international kitchen design. The new, timelessly elegant design, materials and functionality perfect the SieMatic PURE style collection and enrich its emotional qualities.

Monks Lantern is a very upmarket property which was completely refurbished by Royalton Limited with stoneCIRCLE manufacturing and supplying the stone. All floors and staircases were fitted with marble or limestone tiles, the bathrooms were fitted with bookmatched marble panelling and vanity tops, the pool area had limestone tiling, coping and slate tiled walls and the kitchen worksurfaces were a mixture of quartzite and Caesarstone quartz.

International bathroom experts Villeroy & Boch have been commissioned by Hotel La Tour, Birmingham to remodel all of their en-suites and public wash-rooms. Working with pHp Architects and interior design Adrian Coleman, Villeroy & Boch have updated the 4* hotel with sleek wall-hung sanitaryware and contemporary surface mounted basins; choosing pieces from their Loop & Friends, Momento, Squaro and Subway collections. In total 550 pieces were installed, completing 174 bathrooms in the hotel.

In a secluded corner of the Northern Highlands lies Skibo Castle, home to the Carnegie Club, an exclusive members club offering the best of Scottish hospitality & grandeur. Gratte Brothers designed and installed the new kitchen with Gavin McDonald Flooring. As part of the design, Gratte Brothers selected a range of Altro floors and walls to meet the exacting standards of the brief. Altro floors and walls are Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) approved meet all current European Union (EU) Directives on health and hygiene, making them particularly suitable for use in commercial kitchens.

In a secluded corner of the Northern Highlands lies Skibo Castle, home to the Carnegie Club, an exclusive members club offering the best of Scottish hospitality & grandeur. Gratte Brothers designed and installed the new kitchen with Gavin McDonald Flooring. As part of the design, Gratte Brothers selected a range of Altro floors and walls to meet the exacting standards of the brief. Altro floors and walls are Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) approved meet all current European Union (EU) Directives on health and hygiene, making them particularly suitable for use in commercial kitchens.

GEC Anderson’s stainless steel worktops, sinktops, doors and splashbacks have been chosen for the modern Café Bar at The Hepworth Wakefield art gallery in West Yorkshire, for their contemporary and accurate appearance as well as their hygienic qualities associated with food service. The stunning building is formed of ten different sized trapezoidal blocks constructed using pigmented, self-compacting concrete and recently listed in The Times ‘Top 50 Galleries in the World’. The continuous stainless steel worktop installed behind the main serving counter of the Café Bar incorporates sinks, plinth, cupboards doors and splashbacks, all in brushed satin stainless steel.

This project used 54 ROOFBOX™ cabinets and kerbs to house many duct and ventilation penetrations across two roofs.

Using a monochrome palette with accents in brass, this bulthaup project illustrates how the clean clear lines of minimal cabinetry allow period and feature details to stand out. The AGA range cooker sits neatly between the base cabinets and the bespoke brass extractor hood enhances this focal point. The cabinets are in b3 laminate, graphite on the tall run and alpine white for the base units. The countertops are in composite stone and the Carrara marble backsplash on the rear wall tie the scheme together aesthetically. Photography by Alexander James.

AL AL attach particular importance to functional design and to the fitting of made-to-measure kitchens. As the kitchen has become a living space where the family spends long hours, it is paramount to feel well and comfortable in it. And you can’t ask for more when your kitchen is convenient, is made with hard-wearing materials and reflects your personality.