Category
Kitchen
Location
Bristol
Year
2025
Scope
Kitchen design, flat-panel veneer cabinetry, quartz specification, appliance integration
Pale birch veneer flat-panel doors, a single continuous white quartz worktop, no visible handles, no visible appliances. The kitchen was designed from a conviction that a truly modern room has already removed everything it does not need. What remains is the materiality of the birch — its grain, its warmth, its refusal to be ignored.
The veneer was book-matched across every door face — the grain continues unbroken across thirty linear metres of cabinetry. Push-to-open Servo-Drive mechanisms operate every cabinet and drawer silently and without touch. The quartz was selected for the faint texture in its surface that prevents it reading as synthetic.
Materials
- Book-matched birch veneer, flat panel
- White quartz worktop, textured surface
- Servo-Drive push-to-open mechanisms
- Integrated Bosch appliance suite
- Honed limestone floor tiles
Key Features
- Book-matched veneer across all door faces
- Silent push-to-open throughout
- Single continuous worktop run
- Concealed appliances behind matching panels
- Recessed under-cabinet lighting
"It is the calmest room in the house and the most used. I had not understood that those two things could coexist."
Daniel and Freya Morrison
Victorian conversion, Bristol