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BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
Element DesignThis is an example of a mid-sized traditional u-shaped open plan kitchen in Manchester with a drop-in sink, beaded inset cabinets, white cabinets, laminate benchtops, white splashback, ceramic splashback, white appliances, limestone floors, no island, multi-coloured floor, brown benchtop and exposed beam.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe couple had a vision to extend the property to create a very spacious split level open plan living, kitchen, dining space, with the kitchen on the upper level with a contemporary style clear glass divide between the kitchen and the lower living dining area, with large patio doors out into the garden.
Even though the kitchen is on the upper level and is the first part you enter from the spacious hallway, the ceiling height is very generous, adding to the feeling of light and space.
OVERALL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
“Absolutely brilliant and we could not fault anything!” commented Laura Grant. “The kitchen was the most seamless part of the whole project, Mark and his team made it so easy. He was always so good at coming back to us, keeping us informed at every stage and we like him very much on a personal level, he was great to work with. We have already spoken to him about designing and installing further furniture for the far end of the kitchen. We would definitely recommend Beau-Port to our friends and family. ”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
Element DesignThis is an example of a mid-sized traditional u-shaped open plan kitchen in Manchester with a drop-in sink, beaded inset cabinets, white cabinets, laminate benchtops, white splashback, ceramic splashback, white appliances, limestone floors, no island, multi-coloured floor, brown benchtop and exposed beam.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe couple had a vision to extend the property to create a very spacious split level open plan living, kitchen, dining space, with the kitchen on the upper level with a contemporary style clear glass divide between the kitchen and the lower living dining area, with large patio doors out into the garden.
Even though the kitchen is on the upper level and is the first part you enter from the spacious hallway, the ceiling height is very generous, adding to the feeling of light and space.
OVERALL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
“Absolutely brilliant and we could not fault anything!” commented Laura Grant. “The kitchen was the most seamless part of the whole project, Mark and his team made it so easy. He was always so good at coming back to us, keeping us informed at every stage and we like him very much on a personal level, he was great to work with. We have already spoken to him about designing and installing further furniture for the far end of the kitchen. We would definitely recommend Beau-Port to our friends and family. ”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light-reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
BP Kitchens & InteriorsThe Carter’s Beau-Port Shaker style bespoke kitchen furniture is hand-made in Britain by craftsmen using 30mm thick solid tulip hardwood for the doors and frames, with birch ve-neer used on the inside of the cupboards and drawers. The central island, with its double Butler sink, features light reflecting quartz worktops that contain a further sparkle, with the same quartz used for the worktops around the kitchen. A Total Control AGA is another focal point of the kitchen and can be turned on and off when required. Sockets that rise up from the island’s work surface are another ingenious feature.
BP Kitchens & InteriorsRhona and David Randall’s 1986 home near Basingstoke, North Hampshire originally had a kitchen with a separate utility room attached, which meant that their kitchen space was somewhat limited to being a functional kitchen and not the kitchen, dining, living space that they could use to entertain friends and family in.
It was important to then create a new utility space for the family within the newly enlarged kitchen dining room, and Rhona commented:
“Mark then designed in a Utility/Laundry Cupboard that is now hidden away behind bi-fold doors and is a much better use of space and now has our washing machine, tumble dryer and water softener. It was also his idea to take off the kitchen door leading into the hallway, which now gives a better flow to the room. Mark then designed in another bi-fold door to hide away the big fridge freezer and to use part of that area for coats.”
Kitchen with Limestone Floors and Multi-Coloured Floor Design Ideas
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