Contemporary Shaker Kitchen with Curved Breakfast Bar

CASE STUDY

Contemporary Shaker Kitchen with Curved Breakfast BarAyesha Parmar, Stoneham

THE SOLUTION:Based on the recommendation of former Stoneham clients,

the couple enlisted the assistance of designer Ayesha Parmar

to help make their dream kitchen a reality. Stoneham’s Aspen

Oak Painted furniture range provides a classic and sleek look.

In Sand Grey, the simple minimalist cabinets create a subtle

and noticeable contrast to the smooth Cashmere counters.

The worktops – in Princess White Quartz - and hints of Rainbow

Sparkle splashback accurately capture Mrs C’s personality

without overpowering the neutral look. The bright whites were

well complemented by the slightly darker tones of the bar and

tray units in Fogged Oak Timber.

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THE BRIEF:Having made a home swap with her mother, Mrs C and her husband wanted to completely revamp their detached family home in Bromley so it was better suited to their taste. The couple desired a warm shaker style kitchen with a contemporary feel to smoothly integrate with their open plan downstairs living space. It had to complement their lively family life while remaining functional for their two young daughters.

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The solution (continued):

A large corner pantry provides plenty of storage space

and is elegantly lit by neat LED spotlights – which were

also utilised on the underside of the prominent canopy

above the hob. Warm LED strip lighting was used inside

the bar unit and makes a feature of the bifold mirrored

dresser. Further storage is provided using a shallow spice

rack in front of one of the pillars, making the most of a

small space which could otherwise have gone to waste.

The curved breakfast bar not only complements the

squared edges of the cabinets, it also creates a social

space where the entire family can enjoy breakfast and

snack times.

Practicality was also key when it came to the appliances. With

two young daughters to keep an eye on, the latest technology

was used to make the kitchen as efficient as possible. The

Quooker Flex tap provides instant boiling water, while the Single

Siemens pyrolytic oven means there’s one less thing the family

have to worry about cleaning. The gas hob and extractor make

excellent use of the kitchen’s standout canopy feature without

cutting down on vital functionality for a busy family life.

The Clarkes now have a kitchen which works seamlessly with

their remodelled contemporary home and offers an ideal social

space to spend time as a family or with friends.




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Contemporary Shaker Kitchen with Curved Breakfast Bar