
Evening View
London W13 — 2025
Fluted Oak Run.
A single contiguous wall of vertically-fluted European oak, hand-finished with a soft wax. Every fixture and appliance is hidden behind it.
Project — 2025
London W13
Scope
Full kitchen, scullery & pantry joinery
Collection
Studio Collection 3.
A Victorian end-of-terrace in Ealing, reworked from the ground up by the client's architect. Our brief was to fit The Willesden — a single contiguous run of fluted European oak — into the new rear extension, and to make the room feel quieter than the street outside.
Hardware is patinated brass, set flush. The island is carved from a single block of honed Roman travertine, and the back wall conceals a working scullery for the daily mess of cooking.
Within The Space
Explore the details, changing light and quiet moments that bring the architecture together.

The Island Beneath the Glass.
A generous island sits under the glazed roof, with three glass pendants and a lit display niche along the wall behind.

The Drinks Cabinet.
A lit wine rack and glass shelf are set into the painted cabinetry beside a built-in coffee machine.

The Banquette.
Upholstered bench seating runs beneath lit display shelves, against the original exposed brick.

The Painted Corner.
Panelled drawers with polished knobs meet in a quiet corner of pale worktop and matching upstand.

The Island Beneath the Glass.
A generous island sits under the glazed roof, with three glass pendants and a lit display niche along the wall behind.

The Drinks Cabinet.
A lit wine rack and glass shelf are set into the painted cabinetry beside a built-in coffee machine.

The Banquette.
Upholstered bench seating runs beneath lit display shelves, against the original exposed brick.

The Painted Corner.
Panelled drawers with polished knobs meet in a quiet corner of pale worktop and matching upstand.
In their words.
“We used Integral for the new kitchen and also for the glazing work and they were again excellent from the designs to the actual fittings, offering practical solutions to any problems that arose.”