Small Traditional Eat-in Kitchen with Brown Benchtop Design Ideas

Hand painted shaker kitchen in a period cottage. Finished in Basalt by Little Greene with oak and honed granite worktops. White Aga, geometric tiles, brass ironmongery and a terracotta floor. Belfast sink unit, tall crockery cabinet, refurbished dresser and wide pan drawers with oak shelves.

A Somerset Kitchen. Small, so the family went with cosy; a long, low cladded ceiling, deep sink and a tidy arrangement of Open Slatted Shelves and cupboards, all while letting the warm light pour in from the garden. An Aga makes for a central hub, and treasured finds dot the space.

Range: Shaker Colour: Pale Cream Worktops: Natural Oak Block
This is an example of a small traditional u-shaped eat-in kitchen in West Midlands with a double-bowl sink, shaker cabinets, beige cabinets, laminate benchtops, beige splashback, cement tile splashback, black appliances, ceramic floors, no island, beige floor and brown benchtop.

This gorgeous dark grey shaker kitchen-diner is a fantastic living space in a terraced house. Compact Kitchen Our clients wanted an L-shaped kitchen that would work well in the compact space they had. They preferred to avoid doing any additional building work. As keen cooks, our clients wanted a space that would be a daily joy to be in. They had a clear idea of the design aesthetic they wanted to achieve, with the dark characterful doors, brass handles and clean geometrical tiling. It was important that their new kitchen reflected their style and character, as well as provide them with a place to relax. A "living kitchen" is probably a good description. The result is a beautiful new space, where they enjoy spending their time. Our clients say: “We're absolutely thrilled with our new kitchen and the service provided by Sheffield Sustainable Kitchens. Throughout the process we have felt listened to and our ideas valued, with no hints of a hard sell for things we didn't want or need. How we use our kitchen has remained key and resulted in a space we love that feels very personal to us. The quality and standard of finish has exceeded our expectations.Any issues along the way (woodworm!) were dealt with promptly and without much overall delay. Everyone has been professional, friendly and as clean and tidy as one can be when ripping out a kitchen! We wouldn't hesitate to use them again.” The Kitchen Ingredients: The kitchen features solid timber doors in gun metal grey combined with beautiful iroko hardwood worktops, reclaimed from a school science lab. We designed and created the freestanding larder, which provides our clients with essential storage for their dry goods. Cooking a lot from scratch, this full height unit gives them an instant overview of all their ingredients. The open shelving on the other side of the kitchen makes the most of the shallow space between the worktop and the door leading to upstairs. A sustainable set of kitchen cabinets forms the base for the entire kitchen. These cabinets are super sustainable, as they are made from a special eco-board consisting of 100% recycled timber. They are glued and dowelled, and then set rigidly square in a press. Starting off square, they stay square - the perfect foundation for a solid kitchen. Guaranteed for 15 years, we expect them to last much longer. Exactly what you want when you're investing in a new kitchen. The longer a kitchen lasts, the more sustainable it is.

Blue Galley kitchen diner in s traditional shaker style with wooden worktops and pendant lighting
Design ideas for a small traditional galley eat-in kitchen in Hampshire with shaker cabinets, blue cabinets, wood benchtops, white splashback, ceramic splashback, white appliances, light hardwood floors, a peninsula and brown benchtop.

Galley kitchens always have their challenges and with a low ceiling thrown into the mix on this project, it was important to keep the any cabinets above eye line a shallow as possible. Using built under appliances and avoiding tall larder units helped create a more open feel. A feature canopy and feature cabinetry surrounding the built in microwave all added style to the kitchen Solid oak worktops with oak feature chopping boards/wine rack added the warmth to this beautiful painted framed kitchen If you're looking for inspiration and design help, please call into our Kingston Park showroom or drop us a

Une cuisine compacte complète avec un îlot central le tout dans 3 m². La table haute se détache pour permettre une assise pour 4 personnes et peut également être redescendue à une hauteur standard ;)

Galley kitchens always have their challenges and with a low ceiling thrown into the mix on this project, it was important to keep the any cabinets above eye line a shallow as possible. Using built under appliances and avoiding tall larder units helped create a more open feel. A feature canopy and feature cabinetry surrounding the built in microwave all added style to the kitchen Solid oak worktops with oak feature chopping boards/wine rack added the warmth to this beautiful painted framed kitchen If you're looking for inspiration and design help, please call into our Kingston Park showroom or drop us a

Blue Galley kitchen diner in s traditional shaker style with wooden worktops and pendant lighting
Design ideas for a small traditional galley eat-in kitchen in Hampshire with shaker cabinets, blue cabinets, wood benchtops, white splashback, ceramic splashback, white appliances, light hardwood floors, a peninsula and brown benchtop.

This gorgeous dark grey shaker kitchen-diner is a fantastic living space in a terraced house. Compact Kitchen Our clients wanted an L-shaped kitchen that would work well in the compact space they had. They preferred to avoid doing any additional building work. As keen cooks, our clients wanted a space that would be a daily joy to be in. They had a clear idea of the design aesthetic they wanted to achieve, with the dark characterful doors, brass handles and clean geometrical tiling. It was important that their new kitchen reflected their style and character, as well as provide them with a place to relax. A "living kitchen" is probably a good description. The result is a beautiful new space, where they enjoy spending their time. Our clients say: “We're absolutely thrilled with our new kitchen and the service provided by Sheffield Sustainable Kitchens. Throughout the process we have felt listened to and our ideas valued, with no hints of a hard sell for things we didn't want or need. How we use our kitchen has remained key and resulted in a space we love that feels very personal to us. The quality and standard of finish has exceeded our expectations.Any issues along the way (woodworm!) were dealt with promptly and without much overall delay. Everyone has been professional, friendly and as clean and tidy as one can be when ripping out a kitchen! We wouldn't hesitate to use them again.” The Kitchen Ingredients: The kitchen features solid timber doors in gun metal grey combined with beautiful iroko hardwood worktops, reclaimed from a school science lab. We designed and created the freestanding larder, which provides our clients with essential storage for their dry goods. Cooking a lot from scratch, this full height unit gives them an instant overview of all their ingredients. The open shelving on the other side of the kitchen makes the most of the shallow space between the worktop and the door leading to upstairs. A sustainable set of kitchen cabinets forms the base for the entire kitchen. These cabinets are super sustainable, as they are made from a special eco-board consisting of 100% recycled timber. They are glued and dowelled, and then set rigidly square in a press. Starting off square, they stay square - the perfect foundation for a solid kitchen. Guaranteed for 15 years, we expect them to last much longer. Exactly what you want when you're investing in a new kitchen. The longer a kitchen lasts, the more sustainable it is.

Amina McCabe
Small traditional single-wall eat-in kitchen in Auckland with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, granite benchtops, beige splashback, mosaic tile splashback, stainless steel appliances, medium hardwood floors, no island, brown floor, brown benchtop and recessed.

Range: Shaker Colour: Pale Cream Worktops: Natural Oak Block
Design ideas for a small traditional u-shaped eat-in kitchen in West Midlands with a double-bowl sink, shaker cabinets, beige cabinets, laminate benchtops, beige splashback, cement tile splashback, black appliances, ceramic floors, no island, beige floor and brown benchtop.

Hand painted shaker kitchen in a period cottage. Finished in Basalt by Little Greene with oak and honed granite worktops. White Aga, geometric tiles, brass ironmongery and a terracotta floor. Belfast sink unit, tall crockery cabinet, refurbished dresser and wide pan drawers with oak shelves.

Une cuisine compacte complète avec un îlot central le tout dans 3 m². La table haute se détache pour permettre une assise pour 4 personnes et peut également être redescendue à une hauteur standard ;)

This kitchen has proved wonderfully that dark can work in smaller spaces too! These dark and dramatic units are balanced with warm wooden worktops and matching floor. They surround the window perfectly to capture light in all the right places, and the pendant lighting above the dining area complements the design brilliantly.

This gorgeous dark grey shaker kitchen-diner is a fantastic living space in a terraced house. Compact Kitchen Our clients wanted an L-shaped kitchen that would work well in the compact space they had. They preferred to avoid doing any additional building work. As keen cooks, our clients wanted a space that would be a daily joy to be in. They had a clear idea of the design aesthetic they wanted to achieve, with the dark characterful doors, brass handles and clean geometrical tiling. It was important that their new kitchen reflected their style and character, as well as provide them with a place to relax. A "living kitchen" is probably a good description. The result is a beautiful new space, where they enjoy spending their time. Our clients say: “We're absolutely thrilled with our new kitchen and the service provided by Sheffield Sustainable Kitchens. Throughout the process we have felt listened to and our ideas valued, with no hints of a hard sell for things we didn't want or need. How we use our kitchen has remained key and resulted in a space we love that feels very personal to us. The quality and standard of finish has exceeded our expectations.Any issues along the way (woodworm!) were dealt with promptly and without much overall delay. Everyone has been professional, friendly and as clean and tidy as one can be when ripping out a kitchen! We wouldn't hesitate to use them again.” The Kitchen Ingredients: The kitchen features solid timber doors in gun metal grey combined with beautiful iroko hardwood worktops, reclaimed from a school science lab. We designed and created the freestanding larder, which provides our clients with essential storage for their dry goods. Cooking a lot from scratch, this full height unit gives them an instant overview of all their ingredients. The open shelving on the other side of the kitchen makes the most of the shallow space between the worktop and the door leading to upstairs. More and more of our clients are asking us for freestanding larders in their new kitchens. If you're considering one, have a look at our advice post here for more information. A sustainable set of kitchen cabinets forms the base for the entire kitchen. These cabinets are super sustainable, as they are made from a special eco-board consisting of 100% recycled timber. They are glued and dowelled, and then set rigidly square in a press. Starting off square, they stay square - the perfect foundation for a solid kitchen. Guaranteed for 15 years, we expect them to last much longer. Exactly what you want when you're investing in a new kitchen. The longer a kitchen lasts, the more sustainable it is.

Photo of a small traditional single-wall eat-in kitchen in London with a drop-in sink, raised-panel cabinets, beige cabinets, laminate benchtops, blue splashback, ceramic splashback, stainless steel appliances, brown floor and brown benchtop.

This kitchen has proved wonderfully that dark can work in smaller spaces too! These dark and dramatic units are balanced with warm wooden worktops and matching floor. They surround the window perfectly to capture light in all the right places, and the pendant lighting above the dining area complements the design brilliantly.

Une cuisine compacte complète avec un îlot central le tout dans 3 m². La table haute se détache pour permettre une assise pour 4 personnes et peut également être redescendue à une hauteur standard ;)