Clever Use Of GLASS
Clever Use Of GLASS
This kitchen includes a run of cabinetry featuring a mixture of wall, floor and tall units, and an island running parallel in a contrasting colour with cabinets in Herringbone Kitchen’ Applegate range, a modern take on the traditional shaker style. With units flush to the floor, cut-out handles and flat cut-out drawers, this design has a more 21st century feel to it. The beautiful polished worktops are a CRL quartz in the colour ‘Verona’. The inside of all the family’s cabinetry, is a gorgeous oak finish, complete with both loop & socket as well as ZZ traditional shelving. A fantastically unique element to this project was the long window behind the sink as well as the glass extension, bringing the outside in, along with plenty more light, perfect for making a small kitchen seem and look impactful!
Expert advice from William Durrant, owner Herringbone Kitchens on how to bring light into a space: “It’s always a big priority to keep a space bright and avoid it becoming too dark. Some of our favourite ways to make this happen is firstly to decorate with calming colours. Among the most popular relaxing tones are neutrals, blushes, soft blues and greens as well as greys with green undertones and tans. Also, undoubtedly one of the most important factors of a healthy and pleasant space, is maximisation of natural over artificial light. Make your extension as light as you possibly can through clever use of glass, colours and fittings. Windows and French doors looking into the garden or skylights are all excellent choices.”