CS99 | Bespoke
A contemporary plywood kitchen in a grand Victorian farmhouse
Modern kitchen with pink cabinetry, wooden bar stools, marble countertop island, and wall art.
Brick house exterior with a small arched porch entrance and plants growing around a stone staircase.Wooden shelves with cookbooks, ceramic pitchers, and a digital radio displaying time 13:24.Modern kitchen with pink cabinets, white marble island with wooden stools, a coffee maker under the staircase, and a vase of colorful flowers.Modern kitchen with pink cabinets and black lower drawers, a marble countertop, built-in ovens, a coffee machine, cooktop, and a stainless steel sink with a curved faucet.Wooden kitchen shelves with glassware, pitchers, cookbooks, and a radio, with a marble countertop holding a towel and herbs in the foreground.Kitchen with pink upper cabinets, teal lower cabinets, a marble backsplash, a countertop with a brass soda siphon, and a bookshelf with colorful books and a speaker.Open kitchen drawer with organized black-handled knives, forks, spoons, wooden spoons, chopsticks, and ceramic chopstick rests.Small wooden step stool with two platforms on a red tiled floor next to wooden cabinetry.
In this intriguing period property, our bespoke plywood cabinetry demonstrates its enduring versatility. With its towering 3.65 m ceilings, diamond-pattern leaded windows, painted brick walls and match boarding, the space combines grandeur with warmth and character. A traditional Shaker style would have been expected in a house like this; instead, the client trusted us to complement the architecture with a contemporary plywood design.

When the family first moved in, the original kitchen occupied the same room but felt confined. A vast chimney breast housing an Aga dominated one wall, with the working area awkwardly squeezed beneath the windows. Despite the generous proportions, the usable space was tight, with a dining table in the centre and a sofa tucked beneath the stairs.
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