Gloucester Terrace, London.

Working with the renowned SPPARC Architects, this slender kitchen gains visual space by using a tonal palette. Retaining the original brick wall provides texture and contrast to the smooth design of the room.

As featured in Fabric Magazine

There is a white glossy kitchen with white stone countertops and splashback. A large hob and silver sink sit on top of the counter and there is an exposed brick wall behind. On the far left there is a stainless steel double fronted fridge. On the cei

There is a floating wooden cabinet with a vase of yellow tulips on top on the right. A strip of LED lights runs along the top of the wall and a white pendant light hangs from the ceiling. A corridor with white walls, wooden floors and white LED light

A galley kitchen with glossy white cabinets, a large stove and sink runs along the right of the image. White countertops and splashback gives way to exposed brick walls. On the left, there are large floor to ceiling windows and wooden walls. In the b

A small set of stairs lead to a round white marble table surrounded by coral coloured chairs and a light mustard coloured curved bench. Behind, two paintings hang above a modern fireplace.

A large gas hob is situated within a white marble worksurface and splashback. The wall behind is made of exposed bricks, illuminated by LED strip lights sitting perpendicular to the wall.

There is a round white marble table surrounded by coral chairs and a curved yellow bench upholstered with a tribal patterned fabric. On the right, there is an acoustic guitar and a set of glass doors. A step leads up into a gally kitchen with modern

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