Studio Collection 1
A Closer Look At
Studio Collection 1.
Chapter I
The Brief.
A study in contrast and proportion. Traditional architectural mouldings conceal bespoke cabinetry, while a statement island in dark natural quartzite introduces a contemporary form. Together, they demonstrate how contrasting styles and materials can create a cohesive space.
The Palette
Materials in balance.
Leathered Negresco quartzite, painted architectural cabinetry and stained walnut form the foundation of the display. Contrasting textures and carefully coordinated finishes bring warmth and depth to the composition.
In their words.
“We hadn’t quite appreciated how much the overall design is influenced by the kitchen design so it was very valuable to work with a kitchen designer who presented creative solutions for the best use of space.”
The Gallery
The room, told in fragments.
LONDON NW6 · 2025
The details
A closer look.
Detail 01
The Statement Island.
Leathered Negresco quartzite gives this island its distinctive texture and character. Precision-mitred waterfall ends create the appearance of solid stone, while understated black cabinetry allows the natural material to take centre stage.
Detail 02
The Panelled Cabinet.
Inspired by traditional architectural mouldings, bespoke wall panelling conceals cabinetry behind a seamless, symmetrical design. Carefully aligned profiles and precise detailing create the appearance of a continuous panelled wall, bringing traditional character into a contemporary kitchen.
Detail 03
The Concealed Bar.
A concealed bar revealed behind retractable pocket doors. Bespoke stained joinery, smoked bronze detailing and recessed lighting create a carefully coordinated interior.