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Shaped by history, designed for togetherness.

This kitchen was to be the centerpiece of a beautifully renovated 200-year-old barn.

Amy envisioned a sociable space that had an industrial edge and a minimalist, dark-toned aesthetic. We could see the original architectural features lent authenticity and rustic warmth, so we built on this, grounding the space in its heritage.

At the heart of our design we used fluted oak wood panelling paired with a sleek black glass unit to create a bold focal wall, one that balanced texture and depth with simplicity. Clean lines and a dark colour palette are elevated by the natural wood accents and subtle contrasts, to offer a sense of calm and cohesion.

The result is a kitchen that feels both lived-in and traditional, where every detail is purposeful and every surface tells a story.