I noticed the stove being a cook. then table and lights, the brick wall and window last. I like the picture due to the light and bright room.

It's such a restful shade of green, that was what caught my eye.

That is a beautiful space. I love everything about it. I think I noticed the lights and table first. I think the feel of that room would be relaxed as a visitor and creative as a work space.

Beautiful room, first thing I noticed was green wall.

The beautiful connection of the pale timber cabinetry against the soft green wall.........what a gorgeous room!!!

I saw the green wall first, it is such a soothing colour and with the timber cabinets it is really a great feature.

That lovely room is amazing because of the ceiling height and the light

I love the 'feeling' of the room - open, airy, lots of natural light, I do love the pretty green wall. I wouldn't have those pendant lights though, I find them a bit to heavy.

It looks like the colour is the biggest standout of the room, based on the majority of the comments. It was the first thing that I noticed as well. This relaxing green sets the mood for the space which utilises natural materials to create an earthy organic feel.

excellent attention to detail. A strong horizontal theme with thoughtful use of different materials (stainless steel, wood, exposed brick, plaster, ceramic). The muted colour scheme is very restful, almost serene. Love the lack of decorative items and the focus on just cooking. This space would also all you to further develop naturally, depending on how you may use it. For example, the installation of a hanging pot rack or herbs etched. Lovely.

The green wall - beautifully tranquil colour to have around food. Simple joinery, clean lines, great restraint.

Green for me too, lovely simple space with good balance & natural light.

The green wall just drew my eye straight away - and then I noticed it was a kitchen.

Those ugly hanging light fittings.

Then the lovely green of the wall, followed by the wood of the cupboards and drawers.

Cleanly uncluttered, organic and peaceful. Light is good but agree with previous poster re the over table lights being very heavy for the space.

Overall mix of textures! The balance of light, texture and colour is gorgeous. The wall of windows and the old brick contrasted against sleek kitchen cabinets and smooth serene green on the wall makes a very inviting space. Maybe those lamps over the table look better from the kitchen area and this photo doesn't do them justice, but I agree with everyone they are too heavy looking in comparison.

The green wall and the height of the ceiling - all that natural light - combined with the brick and natural timber table - but overall it must be the 'void' that lets in so much light - absolutely beautiful.

The short brick wall kept me from looking at the rest of the room

i have to agree with kooky karen - love the green wall but man those are ugly light fittings. As far as industrial light fittings go there are way nicer ones around than those.

As with all room images, the photo composition and lighting plays the biggest part here, and not necessarily reflecting the feel you would have in person. Having said that, the green wall is a standout of this kitchen with the white exposed rafters above creating leading lines to look 'into' it. With the table slightly out of focus in the foreground the green wall is the standout hero piece. Full credit to the designer and photographer for their creations.

The natural light and the contrast of finishes - smooth white pillars, rough brick wall, natural wood and modern stainless steel.

That I wouldn't wanna clean that stove and underneath...

Its the lack of above bench cupboards...thats why everyone notices the wall colour and open feel...I have a hatred of overhead cupboards and love to see kitchens without, it's not that common in real life, more so in magazines!

Wall colour then timber table! I have a similar colour in my kitchen dining area. Love the feeling it evokes

Recently went through selecting the right shade of green for my mates 'period' kitchen. White cabinetwork and trims worked well but now that I have seen that the timber tied in with the design could have added another level of character. Looks and feels good.

The lights! Not to my taste... Then the pale timber cabinetry, this is a great alternative to boring laminex! & it looks good with the brushed stainless. I wonder if it would show fingerprints... my greatest bugbear in the kitchen

Like most comments, the sage green wall and timber work well together. I like the detail of the exposed beams to the ceiling over the kitchen also.

First the green. Then the beautiful space. The light and the lights.

Green wall

The beams. Gorgeous room.

brick wall

Classic industrial style. Very well done.

Very spacious

Does someone know what the colour is called. I've clicked on the Houzz Dulux colour thing, and it comes up with Dulux Honeydew, but I don't know how accurate that is, given the photo will have light and dark parts.

The space, light snd airy and great style. Not keen on the green and needs a splash back...