Take a tour around this modern lilac-accented kitchen

To keep the larger appliances together, the microwave has been neatly slotted in at eye level, near the bank of Neff ovens. Walls painted in Dulux’s Lilac White pick up the soft lavender shade of the worktops and splashbacks. The Venetian blinds were custom-made by Stylehome.

The homeowners chose to have deep drawers, rather than cupboards, to store their pans and small kitchen appliances. Many of these are in the island, which is also home to their induction hob by Neff and spacious worksurface.

The glass wall cabinets incorporate clever lighting in the base to illuminate both the interior and the workspace beneath. Stylish aluminium D-handles by Alno finish the clean, minimal look.

The double sink and stainless-steel worktop are part of a single, made-to-measure unit from Blanco with a sliding glass chopping board as an optional accessory. Water volume is boosted by the Grohe tap’s built-in aerator system.

The flatscreen TV is part of an integrated audio-visual system, supplied by Sevenoaks Sound & Vision, that continues throughout the house. Bradbury’s built the glass-topped dining table that is teamed with cream leather chairs from John Lewis.

Shelves sited inside an old chimney breast display pretty glassware. Below, the worksurface is made of hardwearing laminate, while the glass worktops have been painted on the back in Dulux’s Purple Sage 4.

Pans stay in their place thanks to these adjustable beech pegs within the drawer. The Judge stainless-steel saucepans, from Gourmet Cookware, are suitable for use with the induction hob.