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The Boars Hill Kitchen

A Furniture-Led Centrepiece.

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Materials

Painted with American Black Walnut

Worktop

Unistone Carrara Misterio

Appliances

Rangemaster Range Cooker

Location

Oxfordshire

Project Year

2022

Style and Elegance in Abundance.

Classic, Calm and Carefully Considered.

The brief for this kitchen was to create a space that felt elegant and practical in equal measure. The clients wanted a bespoke kitchen that would complement the architecture of the home, support everyday cooking and family life, and provide generous storage without overwhelming the room.

To achieve this, the design combines traditional framed cabinetry with a soft, understated palette. The painted furniture feels calm and architectural, while the Walnut timber island introduces warmth and individuality. Every feature has been designed to feel useful, beautiful and perfectly suited to the space.

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Handcrafted Cabinetry with Lasting Character.

The material palette is central to the success of this kitchen. Painted cabinetry provides softness, stone surfaces bring refinement and durability, and timber adds warmth, grain and individuality. Brass-toned ironmongery and globe pendant lights complete the palette with gentle warmth.

The combination feels timeless rather than decorative. Each material has been chosen for the way it contributes to the atmosphere of the room as well as its practical performance. The timber island adds richness, the pale worktops reflect light, and the cabinetry gives the space its calm, classic structure.

Together, these details create a kitchen that feels luxurious in a quiet, understated way.

 

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Materials

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  1. 1Solid Walnut Doors
  2. 2Brass Ironmongery
  3. 330mm Quartz
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FAQs

Everything You Need To Know

Designing a bespoke kitchen is a significant decision, and it's natural to have questions along the way. If there's something you don't see here, our design team is always happy to talk it through.

  • Can I combine painted cabinetry with natural timber?

    Yes. Painted cabinetry and natural timber work beautifully together. Painted furniture creates structure and colour, while timber adds warmth, character and tactility. This combination is ideal for clients who want a kitchen that feels timeless, layered and personal.

  • Can you design kitchens for both traditional and contemporary homes?

    Absolutely. Our kitchens are fully bespoke, meaning we can create designs that respect the character of a period property or embrace the clean lines of a contemporary home. Many of our projects blend both, combining modern functionality with timeless craftsmanship.

  • Do you provide 3D visuals or plans of the kitchen before it’s built?

    Yes, we’ll present your design in detail with drawings, plans, and a full specification sheet. This ensures you know exactly how your kitchen will look and function before it goes into production.

  • How long does the design process usually take?

    This varies depending on the complexity of the project and the decisions you’d like to explore. Typically, after our initial meeting, we’ll present your first design, specification, and quotation within 1-2 weeks.

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