For this unique industrial style kitchen, we teamed up with designer Mia Marquez.

This beautiful renovation included a large bespoke industrial style kitchen complete with furnishings, oak counter tops, reclaimed wood table and cabinet.

we used mixed materials – solid French pippy oak for the doors and worktops; unfinished angle iron and box steel for framework, and 100% birch ply for our carcasses.

The room was configured to provide an open space kitchen. It was big enough for an island but in order to allow a more flexible working space, we made the island a bit like a big trolley – on vintage castor wheels, braked, that allow for the unit to be easily rolled around.

We also added wrap around counter tops and under counter storage to utilise the space in the best way possible.

Everything was finished to the highest quality and we ensured to incorporate the electrical elements seamlessly into our design plans.

We used mixed materials – solid French pippy oak for the doors and worktops; unfinished angle iron and box steel for framework, and 100% birch ply for our carcasses.

A reclaimed Belfast sink nestled comfortably within the 65mm thick oak worktop and reclaimed brass taps perched above giving a really characterful centrepiece of the kitchen.

A Sub Zero fridge freezer was wrapped in the work surface and this gave a fixing point for one of several reclaimed task lights.

A dresser unit with tea drawers sat well between the existing architraves and allowed for an additional working area.

Our clients had the luxury of a large larder which meant the kitchen itself could be largely for appliances and food preparation. While we were there we made some custom wardrobes for the master bedroom.