Small Kitchen with an Integrated Sink, Green Cabinets and Quartzite Benchtops Design Ideas

Wow, I absolutely love the combination of the mineral green and contrasting black open shelving island in your kitchen! And those walnut accents add such a beautiful touch. Plus, the re circulating hob is a fantastic addition that completes the whole look. It's stunning!

Design ideas for a small eclectic galley separate kitchen in Wiltshire with an integrated sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, quartzite benchtops, beige splashback, ceramic splashback, black appliances, vinyl floors, no island, brown floor and white benchtop.

Design ideas for a small contemporary single-wall open plan kitchen in Other with an integrated sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, quartzite benchtops, white splashback, ceramic splashback, panelled appliances, light hardwood floors, with island and white benchtop.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

Design ideas for a small contemporary single-wall open plan kitchen in Paris with an integrated sink, beaded inset cabinets, green cabinets, quartzite benchtops, white splashback, engineered quartz splashback, stainless steel appliances, concrete floors, no island, white floor and white benchtop.

Design ideas for a small contemporary single-wall open plan kitchen in Other with an integrated sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, quartzite benchtops, white splashback, ceramic splashback, panelled appliances, light hardwood floors, with island and white benchtop.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This was a temporary home for the clients who planned to rent in the long run, so it needed to function both for them now, and for future tenants. The dark compact kitchen needed to work extra hard to be a calm space without clutter and incorporate all the larger household appliances. With the cross beams raised to give the kitchen extra height, the new cabinetry was laid out in a u-shaped peninsula for extra counter space, with integrated white goods and open shelving so that the room could flow smoothly. A soft green was chosen for the colour palette with white quartz surfaces to reflect the light from the conservatory, for a natural and airy finish. Behind the door into the kitchen was a small seating area, so we built a bespoke TV cabinet to make use of the otherwise redundant space. And, with the entry to the kitchen being so close to cabinetry either side, we installed a pocket sliding door with push catch and shaker style handles.

This is an example of a small eclectic galley separate kitchen in Wiltshire with an integrated sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, quartzite benchtops, beige splashback, ceramic splashback, black appliances, vinyl floors, no island, brown floor and white benchtop.