Homes & Gardens UK - 09.2019

3.MODERN TAKE

Adding subtle accents is a

good way to mix up texture

in a classic kitchen. Finishes

like an extractor wrapped in

copper and exposed brick

bring a surprising twist.

The Original Kitchen, from

£18,000, Harvey Jones.

4. FADE OUT
   Try blending a rustic wood
   finish with a contemporary
   floor treatment. Woodgrain
   patterned porcelain tiles
   laid in varying degrees
   of colour make a striking
   statement. Technicolor
   tiles, £137sq m, Domus.


5. SMART LAYERS
   A convertible design allows
   for a kitchen area to become
   a dining space. Here, a
   fossil laminate pull-out table
   contrasts with a Dekton
   worktop. Bespoke TM Italia
   Concept K6 kitchen, from
   £40,000, Hub Kitchens.

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MIXED MATERIALS

FEATURE

EMMA J PAGE

PHOTOGRAPHS

(ROUNDHOUSE) NICK KANE;

(HUB KITCHENS) JAKE FITZJONES PHOTOGRAPHY LTD

GET THE LOOK OF OUR DREAM KITCHEN WITH CONTRASTING FINISHES

1. SOFT SHIMMER
   Offsetsleek lines and
   classic wood with a soft
   metallic sheen. This kitchen
   combines wood cabinetry
   with a granite-topped
   island wrapped in sanded
   brass for an aged look. From
   £35,000, Roundhouse.

DESIGN