The March issue of Beautiful Kitchens magazine is out

 

 Check out pages 38-42!

 

 

 

Blue Eyed Beauty

We are fortunate to be so close to the beautiful city of Cambridge and have been commissioned to work on some fabulous properties there.

The family of this large town house situated on a surprisingly quiet road just outside the city centre, have lived there for more than 20 years.  During this time they have made some considerable improvements, the most recent being a large kitchen extension to the back of the house.

As well as increasing the size of the room, bi fold doors were fitted across the full length of the outside wall, allowing the room to open out into the garden.

Then came the bespoke kitchen and Baker & Baker designs were chosen. The client had a clear idea of how the kitchen should look and how it should work and together, we were able to achieve the desired effect. 

Baker & Baker kitchen in American Black Walnut

The island features a curved breakfast bar.

The chrome, leather seated stools are perfectly suited.

Schock sink with drainer fitted into granite worktop

Free standing dresser with glass display cabinets and granite worktop

Crockery and cutlery drawers in central island

Induction hob set into the worktop with ceiling extractor

'Blue Eyes' granite worktops supplied by Ivett & Reed of Cambridge

Full height cabinet run with eye level oven, microwave, steam oven and warming drawer

And full height larder with additional door rack storage

Bi fold doors leading out to the well kept garden.

 Extending dining table to match kitchen,

made by Baker & Baker

Large and spacious but not cavernous, this room has a lovely feel about it.  The sun floods in through the bi fold doors and the large sky lights above but even on a dull day, the white walls and light limestone tile flooring make the room bright and airy. 

Warm walnut and crisp maple, a winning combo!

One of our small projects for a property in Lavenham.  A quaint, little cottage with lots of original features and very traditional decor, so it was interesting that the clients chose this fairly modern mix of maple and walnut wood.

Walnut worktop with Danish oil finish

Veneered Walnut splash back

A particuralily nice alternative to tiles or glass

Original beams and herringbone tile flooring

Peninsula run with sink cut out

Dovetail drawers with conical handles to match

The chrome extractor sits well against both woods

Full height display cabinet with glass top

Or something a little more contemporary?

Dark oak cabinets with black satino granite

Designed and made for a renovated police station