Handleless kitchen with bar area

Solihull

Mr & Mrs White visited our Solihull showroom and were looking for a true handleless kitchen with a mixture of white and Tobacco oak tones. Kirstie from our design team was able to help them with their choices and design a space which was practical and stylish too. Mrs White does a lot of cooking, often for large groups of people, so the kitchen had to accommodate 4 ovens and warming drawers as well as a tall fridge and tall freezer. The resulting design is simple and sleek, in a beautiful understated door style. The addition of the matching fireplace and bar area brings the design together to create a beautiful open plan space.

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