The Old School House- Cambridgeshire Country Kitchen
This large kitchen in a converted schoolhouse needed an unusual approach. The owners wanted an eclectic look – using a diverse range of styles, shapes, sizes, colours and finishes.
The final result speaks for itself – an amazing, quirky and edgy design. From the black sink unit with its ornate mouldings to the oak and beech butcher’s block, from the blue and cream solid wood cupboards with a mix of granite and wooden worktops to the more subtle free-standing furniture in the utility.
Top of the class in every respect!
Photo: www.clivedoyle.com
The final result speaks for itself – an amazing, quirky and edgy design. From the black sink unit with its ornate mouldings to the oak and beech butcher’s block, from the blue and cream solid wood cupboards with a mix of granite and wooden worktops to the more subtle free-standing furniture in the utility.
Top of the class in every respect!
Photo: www.clivedoyle.com
This is an example of a large country l-shaped eat-in kitchen in Other with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, grey cabinets, slate floors, no island and black appliances. — Houzz
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