The main kitchen is centred around the Purley door, with wall cabinetry painted in Taupe Grey, paired with a bespoke Purley stained oak island that introduces warmth and depth. This contrast gives the space balance, allowing the cabinetry to feel elegant without becoming overpowering.

Worktops throughout the kitchen are Carrara Venatino Unistone, finished with a bespoke edge that softens the overall look while remaining practical for everyday use. The island is designed to work hard, offering generous storage, comfortable seating and a built-under oven, making it as functional as it is social.

Inside the island, bespoke oak stained cutlery drawers,  an integrated knife block sit and oak stained dovetail drawer boxes, add a layer of craftsmanship that is felt as much as it is seen. Storage has been carefully planned across the kitchen, including a baking tray drawer with individual compartments, ensuring every item has its place.

Traditional detailing is woven throughout. All end panels are finished in tongue and groove, while at the back of the kitchen, chamfered square posts frame the large AGA, grounding it within the room. Above, painted corbels sit either side of the AGA, to support a substantial mantel, creating a strong focal point. An Antique Glass splashback behind the AGA reflects light and adds subtle character.

Fluted glass wall cabinets to the right of the kitchen introduce texture and visual interest, while brass accents are used thoughtfully throughout. Every cabinet is finished with an Elegance moulded skirting plinth, with brass skiffers fitted to each corner to protect the plinths while adding a refined finishing detail.

To the left of the kitchen, a series of concealed features elevates the design. A hidden bar cabinet includes LED sensor lighting, glass shelving and an Antique Glass back, creating a discreet yet striking space for entertaining. Alongside this sits open shelving that matches the island finish and houses the fridge freezer, followed by a hidden baking larder.

Even the smallest details have been considered. Tucked neatly into the end of a tongue and groove panel is a secret push-to-open key and letter cabinet, an unexpected feature that reflects the level of bespoke design throughout.

Practicality has not been overlooked. A tea and coffee cupboard keeps everyday essentials organised, while pull-out bins to the left of the sink include a concealed drawer above, perfect for storing bin bags. A Quooker boiling water tap in Patinated Brass pairs beautifully with the large Belfast sink, reinforcing the blend of traditional style and modern convenience.

To the right of the kitchen, two large pocket doors open to reveal twin hidden wine racks and a walk-in pantry, allowing the kitchen to transition effortlessly between everyday family life and entertaining.