This elegant kitchen brings together clean lines, soft colour and practical family living in a bright, generous space. The white cabinetry creates a calm backdrop, while the large dining table and generous work surfaces make the room equally suited to everyday meals, entertaining and time spent together.
The design makes thoughtful use of the room’s proportions, creating a light and welcoming kitchen with plenty of storage and space to gather. The layout places the main preparation areas around the perimeter, with a dining area at the heart of the room.
Look out for
- Novus Cube White cabinetry
- 12mm Silestone Lime Delight Quartz worktops
- Shaws Butler sink with Franke tap
- Neff integrated appliances
- Opening shelving for practical storage and display
A calm, contemporary kitchen designed around connection, comfort and everyday living — a welcoming space for cooking, dining and entertaining.
Suede-finish Silestone Lime Delight Quartz worktops add subtle warmth and texture, while a Shaws Butler sink and Franke tap bring a traditional note to the otherwise contemporary design. Open timber shelving offers a relaxed spot to display ceramics and accessories alongside the sleek, handleless cabinetry.
Neff appliances are neatly incorporated into the tall cabinetry, including the double oven, while opening shelving adds an opportunity to display ceramics and accessories. A large central dining table, paired with distinctive green and neutral chairs, gives the kitchen a relaxed feel and reinforces its role as a space for both cooking and living.
Designed by Daniel Cafferty, the aim was to create a kitchen that felt light, spacious and relaxed, while making the most of the room’s generous proportions. The result is a practical family kitchen that feels equally at home during a busy weekday or a relaxed evening with friends.
If you’re looking for inspiration for your own project, our kitchen showroom in Kendal is well worth a visit. You can also book a free home design visit to talk through your ideas with one of our skilled designers.
