Nestled within the vibrant neighbourhood of Clapham, a pair of young professionals, embarked on a journey to transform their recently acquired church apartment into a sanctuary that seamlessly merged modern functionality with the timeless charm of its historical setting. The choice of materials played a pivotal role in achieving this balance. The quartz surfaces, with their subtle veining, were selected not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their ability to capture and diffuse the natural light that filtered through the apartment's original sash windows.
Despite the kitchen's modest size, every inch of space was thoughtfully utilised to maximise storage and functionality. An island hob became the focal point of the space, inviting moments of sociable cooking and casual dining by the breakfast bar. Here, the clients could gather with friends and family, enjoying lively conversations and culinary delights amidst the hustle and bustle of city life. To further enhance convenience and efficiency, a Quooker was installed, providing instant boiling water, eliminating the need for kettles and reducing countertop clutter.
In essence, this kitchen became more than just a functional space - it evolved into a sanctuary of simplicity and ease, where the clients could retreat from the outside world and find solace in the beauty of their surroundings.
Kitchen by - Harvey Jones
Designed by - Amy Young
Photo Credit - Kitchens, Bedrooms & Bathrooms Magazine
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