Neptune Henley Kitchen kent Traditional Kitchen, Kent
chris snook
Photo of a mid-sized traditional u-shaped eat-in kitchen in Kent with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, quartz benchtops, metal splashback, linoleum floors, a peninsula and green floor. — Houzz
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Julia Fairley added this to Everything You Need to Know About Farmhouse Sinks
Colourful copperCopper is another stunning material sometimes used to manufacture farmhouse sinks. The copper can have a hammered finish and can also have a coloured patina applied when they are manufactured. Over time, natural copper develops a beautiful patina, as it reacts with different substances that come in contact with it.
Julia Fairley added this to 6 Essentials to Choose the Right Kitchen Sink Size
3. Size your sink to be a focal pointIf you choose to go with an extra-wide sink, you’re going to have a difficult time disguising it. My advice is to take the opposite approach and make your wide sink a focal point. Repurpose an interesting salvaged sink or consider an unusual material, such as copper.Ready to redesign your kitchen? Find a specialised kitchen designer near you on Houzz and browse their previous projects
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penny connolly-coates added this to penny's Ideas
maybe a smaller copper sink under windows as a feature, and fireclay apron sink opposite stove? ; )
gmazza added this to kitchen
Dekton worktops from Silestone in a matt textured finish. These are 20mm thick.
