Evening View
London NW10 — 2025
Mapesbury Conservation.
Walk-In Pantry.
A dedicated walk-in pantry provides additional storage and preparation space, keeping the main kitchen organised and free from clutter.
Project — 2025
Mapesbury Conservation.
London NW10
Scope
Full kitchen, walk-in pantry & bespoke joinery
Collection
Studio Collection 3.
An Edwardian property, with a kitchen designed to respect the character of the home while creating a clear, uninterrupted view through to the garden from the front door.
The layout was carefully considered to keep this sightline open, with a generous central island providing the focal point without obstructing the flow of the space. Full-height cabinetry and a dedicated walk-in pantry provide practical storage, allowing the main kitchen to remain uncluttered.
Within The Space
A closer look.
Explore the details, changing light and quiet moments that bring the architecture together.
The Waterfall Island.
The worktop carries down the side of the island in one continuous stone surface, with pendant lighting above and the garden framed beyond.
The Long View.
The island is kept low and central so the sightline through to the garden stays unbroken, with the waterfall end closest to the room and daylight falling along the floor between the two runs of cabinetry.
The Walk-In Pantry.
Behind the arched opening, lit shelving and open drawers keep jars, dry goods and prep items together, so the main kitchen remains uncluttered.
The Waterfall Island.
The worktop carries down the side of the island in one continuous stone surface, with pendant lighting above and the garden framed beyond.
The Long View.
The island is kept low and central so the sightline through to the garden stays unbroken, with the waterfall end closest to the room and daylight falling along the floor between the two runs of cabinetry.
The Walk-In Pantry.
Behind the arched opening, lit shelving and open drawers keep jars, dry goods and prep items together, so the main kitchen remains uncluttered.