Responding to a brief to open up the living spaces of a St Heliers home, Yellowfox designer Andrea Burney created a warm and textural kitchen in keeping with the 1960’s vibe of this house. The constraint of trying to retain the existing timber ceiling in the existing kitchen provided a challenge which turned out to be one of the stars of the show. Designing the break as a lighting feature over the stunning Archant woven brushed brass panelling of the breakfast bar, it demarcates the space and creates a warm enveloping feel.
Lots of texture & subtle patterns were brought in of differing gloss levels to give the space interest as well as practicality. The handmade look of the Tile Warehouse LUME MUSK tiles created a stunning backdrop to the overall design.
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