The kitchen and breakfast room at The Old Coach House in Surrey was a spectacular space. The room ran adjacent to the courtyard and was an impressive 20m in length. Three sets of shutter lined French windows opened out onto the cobbled exterior, enhancing the space by merging the boundaries between outside and in. The centre of the room was filled with a banquet style oak table and two oversized end chairs of regal proportions. The bespoke ceiling light which hung above the dining space, encapsulated the essence of the scheme. Hand painted fitted-furniture lined the perimeter of the room, with the end wall housing a state of the art audio-visual system. A bespoke wrought-iron wall clock and earthy Porta Romana lamps added fantastic detailing.

The kitchen and breakfast room at The Old Coach House in Surrey was a spectacular space. The room ran adjacent to the courtyard and was an impressive 20m in length. Three sets of shutter lined French windows opened out onto the cobbled exterior, enhancing the space by merging the boundaries between outside and in. The centre of the room was filled with a banquet style oak table and two oversized end chairs of regal proportions. The bespoke ceiling light which hung above the dining space, encapsulated the essence of the scheme. Hand painted fitted-furniture lined the perimeter of the room, with the end wall housing a state of the art audio-visual system. A bespoke wrought-iron wall clock and earthy Porta Romana lamps added fantastic detailing.

The kitchen and breakfast room at The Old Coach House in Surrey was a spectacular space. The room ran adjacent to the courtyard and was an impressive 20m in length. Three sets of shutter lined French windows opened out onto the cobbled exterior, enhancing the space by merging the boundaries between outside and in. The centre of the room was filled with a banquet style oak table and two oversized end chairs of regal proportions. The bespoke ceiling light which hung above the dining space, encapsulated the essence of the scheme. Hand painted fitted-furniture lined the perimeter of the room, with the end wall housing a state of the art audio-visual system. A bespoke wrought-iron wall clock and earthy Porta Romana lamps added fantastic detailing.

The orangery was built a new kitchen installed and a breakfast table for eight sat comfortably between the two areas. The kitchen furniture extended into the orangery bringing harmony and fluidity to the whole scheme, being south facing the sunshine flooded the entire area, resulting in a stunning living space for the family.

The orangery was built a new kitchen installed and a breakfast table for eight sat comfortably between the two areas. The kitchen furniture extended into the orangery bringing harmony and fluidity to the whole scheme, being south facing the sunshine flooded the entire area, resulting in a stunning living space for the family.

The orangery was built a new kitchen installed and a breakfast table for eight sat comfortably between the two areas. The kitchen furniture extended into the orangery bringing harmony and fluidity to the whole scheme, being south facing the sunshine flooded the entire area, resulting in a stunning living space for the family.

The orangery was built a new kitchen installed and a breakfast table for eight sat comfortably between the two areas. The kitchen furniture extended into the orangery bringing harmony and fluidity to the whole scheme, being south facing the sunshine flooded the entire area, resulting in a stunning living space for the family.

As interior designers, we were thrilled to have been commissioned to take on this project situated in the exclusive 'Burwood Park' in Weybridge. This executive home came complete with bespoke designer kitchen featuring integrated appliances, fine wooden units and granite worktops. The weighty curtains frame the French doors and Porta Romana ceiling shades suspended over the kitchen island, softens the linear lines of the room adding warmth.

This remarkable vaulted kitchen sits under the Thames in Richmond, circa 1650, wide solid oak floor boards, hand made cabinets, neo absolute granite surfaces and Belfast sink complete the unusual design.

This remarkable vaulted kitchen sits under the Thames in Richmond, circa 1650, wide solid oak floor boards, hand made cabinets, neo absolute granite surfaces and Belfast sink complete the unusual design.

This remarkable vaulted kitchen sits under the Thames in Richmond, circa 1650, wide solid oak floor boards, hand made cabinets, neo absolute granite surfaces and Belfast sink complete the unusual design.

As interior designers in Surrey and London, we were delighted to have been asked to assist this successful local business man and advisor to the House of Commons. The property boasted a large kitchen/breakfast room which allowed for these beautiful Water Hyacinth chairs, especially shipped over from Thailand. The dark wooden shutters were chosen to complement the chosen furniture and state of the art designer kitchen.

The orangery was built a new kitchen installed and a breakfast table for eight sat comfortably between the two areas. The kitchen furniture extended into the orangery bringing harmony and fluidity to the whole scheme, being south facing the sunshine flooded the entire area, resulting in a stunning living space for the family.