
Straight · Warm minimal
Daylight straight kitchen
Design details
A single run keeps the centre of the kitchen open, with washing by the window and cooking toward the other end.
Pale oak laminate · Ivory cabinet fronts · Light quartz worktop

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Original design concepts. Each design can be adapted after measuring your space.
DESIGN IDEAS FOR YOUR HOME

Straight · Warm minimal
A single run keeps the centre of the kitchen open, with washing by the window and cooking toward the other end.
Pale oak laminate · Ivory cabinet fronts · Light quartz worktop

L-shaped · Contemporary
An L-shaped counter turns an unused corner into a preparation zone while keeping the entrance uncluttered.
Sage laminate · Warm white quartz · Brushed steel handles

Parallel · Contemporary
Two facing counters split washing from cooking, with everyday ingredients stored beside the preparation area.
Ink blue laminate · Ivory upper fronts · Grey quartz

U-shaped · Warm minimal
A U-shaped arrangement provides distinct washing, cooking and preparation surfaces for a household that cooks often.
Walnut veneer · Cream laminate · Speckled quartz

Peninsula · Contemporary
A projecting counter makes a gentle boundary between kitchen and living space without closing off conversation.
Sand laminate · Oak veneer · White quartz

Island · Contemporary
A modest island adds a shared preparation surface while the hob and sink stay on the perimeter.
Olive laminate · Pale stone surface · Oak shelving

Parallel · Scandinavian
A bright galley pairs a full cooking counter with a shallower storage side to preserve movement.
Birch-look laminate · White ceramic tile · Pale grey quartz

L-shaped · Indian contemporary
A generous cooking stretch and an organised spice drawer support everyday Indian meals without covering every counter with appliances.
Teak-look laminate · Terracotta tile · Black granite

L-shaped · Modern classic
An oven tower and an uninterrupted counter create a useful baking corner beside the main family kitchen.
Warm grey shaker fronts · White quartz · Oak shelves

L-shaped · Warm minimal
Small appliances sit in a dedicated cupboard so the main counter can return to a clean working surface.
Ivory laminate · Smoked oak veneer · Quartz splashback

L-shaped with utility · Contemporary
The kitchen ends at a distinct utility bay, keeping laundry equipment away from the main food preparation surface.
Pale blue laminate · White quartz · Textured porcelain

Straight · Japandi
A simple cooking wall gives a studio apartment room to breathe, with a small trolley providing movable preparation space.
Ash veneer · Oat laminate · Stone-look porcelain

L-shaped with partition · Contemporary
A sliding glazed boundary maintains a visual connection to the living room while allowing the kitchen to be closed.
Charcoal laminate · Reeded glass · Cream quartz

Parallel · Indian contemporary
Parallel work zones make space for one person to wash and prepare while another handles cooking.
Deep green laminate · Ivory quartz · Teak-look fronts

L-shaped with nook · Modern classic
A small window bench and round table bring informal meals into the kitchen without extending the counter into the walkway.
Cream shaker fronts · Oak table · Muted blue tile

U-shaped · Contemporary
A compact straight kitchen replaces awkward low shelves with drawer banks that reveal their contents at a glance.
Warm grey laminate · Black hardware · Pale quartz

U-shaped · Modern classic
An arched pantry recess softens a practical U-shaped kitchen, with a tea station placed away from the main cooking area.
Putty cabinet fronts · Oak pantry doors · Cream stone surface

L-shaped · Coastal
Light finishes and a small herb shelf make a kitchen feel connected to daylight while retaining usable preparation space.
Sea-grey laminate · Pale timber fronts · Off-white ceramic tile

Parallel · Warm minimal
One side is dedicated to organised dry storage, freeing the opposite counter for washing and preparation.
Sand laminate · Oak interiors · Grey stone surface

U-shaped · Contemporary
A seated preparation bay and easy-grip hardware offer a starting point for discussing individual reach and movement needs.
Soft white laminate · Rounded quartz edge · Brushed metal pulls
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ONE PALETTE. A HOME THAT FEELS CONNECTED.
01 / Living & diningPale oak · Oat · Ink blue
02 / Modular kitchenPale oak · Chalk · Warm grey
03 / BedroomNatural oak · Linen · Ink blue
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SAME KITCHEN. A DIFFERENT FEELING.
Compare the cabinet fronts in the same room. Keep the worktop and layout in view as you decide what you’re drawn to.
A deeper lower cabinet finish, balanced by warm white above.
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The substrate, finish and hardware behind the look.
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