Take a tour around a cream-painted kitchen

A custom-built chimney breast was created by a local carpenter to surround the stylish Rangemaster cooker. It is beautifully crafted and boasts stunning carved corbels that add a feeling of authenticity to the traditional scheme.

A mix of drop porcelain handles and pewter knobs ties in with the traditional-style cabinetry. Above, the Krokodil composite stone worktops act as a foil to the pale furniture.

A fully integrated Siemens dishwasher is situated next to the sink, so plates can be rinsed before being loaded.

An open shelf with a pull-out wicker basket below helps to break up the run of cabinetry. The woven wood echoes the warm cream shade of the Padova ceramic floor tiles, sourced from Topps Tiles.

The Buttermilk cabinetry is complemented by copper-coloured composite quartz worktops that add a feeling of warmth to the kitchen. This two-tiered peninsula houses a glazed unit with integrated lighting used to display glassware.

The Bosch washing machine and dryer are concealed within this multi-purpose housekeeper’s cupboard. A Siemens fridge freezer is behind the doors at the other end of the unit.

This farmhouse-style Belfast sink from Rangemaster looks great in the traditional scheme and is paired with a crook-style gold Perrin & Rowe tap with simple crosshead handles.

A double-decked peninsula is great for concealing preparation mess from guests at the seating area. The wooden-topped table and chairs have been finished in Farrow & Ball’s House White.

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