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This is an example of an industrial bathroom in West Midlands.

As part of an extension to a 1930’s family house in North-West London, Vogue Kitchens was briefed to create a stylish understated handleless contemporary kitchen, yet with a plethora of clever internal storage options to keep it completely clutter-free. The extended area to the back of the property has an internal semi-partition wall part separates the kitchen and living space, while there is an open walk-through to either room. An entire wall of panel doors lead to the garden from both rooms and can be opened fully on either side to bring the outdoors in. The kitchen also features subtle adjustable LED spotlights in the ceiling to provide bright light, while further LED strip lighting was installed above the cabinetry to be a feature at night, and when entertaining. For colour, the clients were keen for the kitchen to have a monochrome effect for the kitchen, to complement the grey tones used for their living and dining space. They wanted the cabinetry and the worktops to be in a very flat matt finish, and a special matt lacquer from Leicht was used to create this effect. Leicht Carbon Grey was used for the tall cabinetry, while a much paler Merino colourway was used for contrast on the long kitchen island. For all surfaces, a quartz composite Unistone worktop was featured in Bianco colourway, which was also used for the end panels. Specially designed to the clients’ requirements, one end of the kitchen island features a cut out recess to accommodate a Leicht bespoke small square freestanding table with a top in Oak Smoke Silver laminate together with clients’own seating for informal dining. Directly above is pendant lighting by Tom Dixon, which features three non-uniform pendants to break up the linear conformity of the room. Installed within the facing side of the island is a Caple two-zone undercounter wine cabinet and centrally situated within the worksurface is a Siemens 60cm induction hob alongside a 30cm domino gas wok to accommodate all surface cooking requirements. Directly above is a 90cm fully integrated ceiling extractor by Falmec. Housed within the tall cabinetry are two 60cm Siemens multifunction ovens which are installed one above the other and also enclosed behind cabinetry doors are a Liebherr larder fridge and tall freezer. To contrast with all the matt cabinetry in the room, and to draw the eye, a granite splashback in Cosmic Black Leather was installed behind the wet area, which faces the internal aspect of the kitchen island. The wet area also comprises cabinetry for utilities and a Siemens 60cm integrated dishwasher, while within the the worksurface is a Blanco undermount sink and Quooker Flex 3-in-1 Boiling Water Tap.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

As part of a rear extension to a 20th Century Art Deco property in Middlesex, this minimalist open plan kitchen was designed by Jo Johal, managing director of Vogue Kitchens using furniture by German brand, Leicht. Designed as a room in which to cook and entertain, the handleless kitchen maximises space and minimises clutter. Leading directly to an extensive garden via a wall of bi-fold doors that run the entire length of the kitchen which features Carbon Grey matt lacquered tall door fronts with and Platinum White laminate door and drawer fronts for the kitchen island. Carbon grey-fronted storage abounds in this kitchen which features floor to ceiling cabinetry including a full-size contemporary pantry, further cupboards with pull out units and shelving together with a tall Le Mans corner unit to house an array of pans. Housed within is a fully integrated Liebherr Fridge and Freezer. Facing the garden the run of cabinetry continues with more storage units that surround a bank of Miele ovens – two 60cm multifunction pyrolytic ovens side-by-side topped by, a 45cm steam oven and a 45cm microwave. A five metre by three metre kitchen island faces out to the garden and incorporates a wet area for food preparation at one end, surface cooking on a Miele 80cm induction hob take place at the centre and informal dining takes place at the other as the Quartzform worktop features an extended overhang with bar stools beneath. Within the undercounter cabinetry is a Miele 60cm Dishwasher and a Caple 60cm 2-Zone Wine Cooler. Directly above is a Gutmann Claro integrated Ceiling Extractor. Behind the island is a further tall cupboard in carbon grey with pocket doors. By day, when closed, this forms a continuation of the run of cabinetry on the other side of the kitchen door. By night, when the pocket doors are folded back into recesses, an entire full-size backlit glass-backed bar area is revealed, with glass shelves and pull-out drawers beneath.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

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Contemporary bathroom in West Midlands.

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Inspiration for a contemporary bathroom in West Midlands.

As part of a rear extension leading to a garden via two sets of bi-folding doors, this bright open plan kitchen comprises a larger lifestyle space with a living and dining area. It was designed by Jo Johal, managing director of Vogue Kitchens, using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht. The client has a large family, is a keen cook and likes to regularly entertain, so the kitchen was designed with those requirements in mind. This contemporary handleless kitchen features a wealth of storage with one wall featuring a run of tall lacquered gloss cabinets in Frosty White colourway with carcases in Platinum, together with overhead cupboards in the same finish that are lit from beneath via LED’s. Further undercounter units and pull-out drawers are also in Platinum and integrated within the undercounter storage is a 60cm Siemens dishwasher. Internal storage is highly detailed with lots of shelving, drawer units and a full cookware centre incorporated. Breaking the run of overhead units is a section of backlit decorative shelving for glassware and crockery. To the right of the kitchen the tall units include an integrated fridge and freezer, and to the left there are further tall cabinets that house a bank of ovens by Siemens, which include a 60cm oven next to a 45cm steam oven with a 14cm warming drawer beneath – all fitted at waist level to make it easier to view what’s cooking. Situated within the Quartzform worktop against the back wall is a wet area for food preparation with a sink and tap by Blanco and a Boiling Water Tap by Quooker. The central island is designed so that the cook can face out to the room, whilst entertaining. It is also designed in an L-shape to accommodate seating on two sides. The undercounter units are featured in a laminate finish in Liton grey colourway and the Quartzform worktop in Veined Michelangelo corresponds with the same worktop colour behind. Installed within are two types of hobs, a 90cm gas hob and 30cm domino induction hob, all by Siemens. A the front of the island is a 60cm wine cooler by Caple, while a ceiling extractor by Air Uno is directly above. Three long pendant lights are located above the island.

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Modern bathroom in West Midlands.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

As part of an extension to a 1930’s family house in North-West London, Vogue Kitchens was briefed to create a stylish understated handleless contemporary kitchen, yet with a plethora of clever internal storage options to keep it completely clutter-free. The extended area to the back of the property has an internal semi-partition wall part separates the kitchen and living space, while there is an open walk-through to either room. An entire wall of panel doors lead to the garden from both rooms and can be opened fully on either side to bring the outdoors in. The kitchen also features subtle adjustable LED spotlights in the ceiling to provide bright light, while further LED strip lighting was installed above the cabinetry to be a feature at night, and when entertaining. For colour, the clients were keen for the kitchen to have a monochrome effect for the kitchen, to complement the grey tones used for their living and dining space. They wanted the cabinetry and the worktops to be in a very flat matt finish, and a special matt lacquer from Leicht was used to create this effect. Leicht Carbon Grey was used for the tall cabinetry, while a much paler Merino colourway was used for contrast on the long kitchen island. For all surfaces, a quartz composite Unistone worktop was featured in Bianco colourway, which was also used for the end panels. Specially designed to the clients’ requirements, one end of the kitchen island features a cut out recess to accommodate a Leicht bespoke small square freestanding table with a top in Oak Smoke Silver laminate together with clients’own seating for informal dining. Directly above is pendant lighting by Tom Dixon, which features three non-uniform pendants to break up the linear conformity of the room. Installed within the facing side of the island is a Caple two-zone undercounter wine cabinet and centrally situated within the worksurface is a Siemens 60cm induction hob alongside a 30cm domino gas wok to accommodate all surface cooking requirements. Directly above is a 90cm fully integrated ceiling extractor by Falmec. Housed within the tall cabinetry are two 60cm Siemens multifunction ovens which are installed one above the other and also enclosed behind cabinetry doors are a Liebherr larder fridge and tall freezer. To contrast with all the matt cabinetry in the room, and to draw the eye, a granite splashback in Cosmic Black Leather was installed behind the wet area, which faces the internal aspect of the kitchen island. The wet area also comprises cabinetry for utilities and a Siemens 60cm integrated dishwasher, while within the the worksurface is a Blanco undermount sink and Quooker Flex 3-in-1 Boiling Water Tap.

As part of a whole house refurbishment project, the owner had the former cellar of a four-storey Edwardian house redeveloped for use as a luxury basement kitchen with additional utility area. The previous kitchen had been located on the ground floor of the property, which was converted to another living space. The house is the permanent London-base of a widely-travelled investment professional who collects fine wine. The kitchen was designed to incorporate an under-stair glass-fronted contemporary wine cellar, while the design brief included another wine cooling cabinet to be installed within the kitchen layout. Using furniture by premium German brand, Leicht, Sharan Johal creative director at Vogue Kitchens designed a large functional kitchen island with undercounter units in platinum. This a as located in front of the basement window to make use of all available light during the day and while cooking on the flush-mounted gas hob. A grey satin worktop by Neolith was used throughout the surface areas, and was extended on one side of the island to accommodate informal seating beneath. Sharan designed a long sink run on one side wall with pale grey concrete cabinets overhead and undercounter units that led to a tall cabinet to accommodate the wine cooler. Grey glass splashbacks were used, again to reflect the light and the cabinetry was underlit and top lit with LED’s to create an ambient atmosphere at night. Facing the other side of the island, further tall concrete units were designed to accommodate a Liebherr full height larder fridge and freezer and to house a bank of four ovens by Miele. A remote controlled recirculation ceiling extractor by Gutmann is installed overhead, also with lighting incorporated. The project to six weeks to install.

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Inspiration for a traditional bathroom in West Midlands.

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Design ideas for a modern bathroom in West Midlands.

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Design ideas for a contemporary living room in West Midlands.