Kitchens by Holloways

Kent House

Antique haberdashery island under glazed yellow-jar cabinets, Kent

When designing this kitchen, we made best use of the ceiling heights. The kitchen cabinets are 3.6m tall, which is why the kitchen includes a blackened brass rail with bespoke ladder.

The island was made using two reclaimed mahogany office filing cabinets. These were altered and refurbished by cabinet makers at our workshop. The kitchen design includes a scullery to help keep the kitchen decluttered.

Glass-fronted uppers over pewter and china open shelves
Chrome portholes punched through the smoky blue drawers
Mahogany drawers of the salvaged counter below the black dome light
Nero marble worktop meeting the counter's brass W drawer
Leather chairs and island in the vaulted glazed barn room
Galley between blue units and the reclaimed drawer bank
Larder fridge beyond the panelled coffee corner and clock
Chequer-tiled larder entry beside the steel fridge
Charred-timber pavilion across the wildflower pond garden
Glass wall revealing the kitchen from the meadow lawn
Cedar-clad single-storey wings around the planted garden
Sliders open from the meadow to the tan-chaired dining table
Zinc-topped table with cognac leather chairs by the range wall
Leather chesterfield and rug in the open-plan barn living room
Polished drawer bank dividing kitchen from hall, library ladder behind
Concrete floor galley between blue units and mahogany drawers
Steel fridge framed by tongue-and-groove blue larder wall
Butler's pantry corner with apron, stand mixer and skylight
Chequered marble floor under the pantry's steel worktops
Walnut shelf of crockery around the pantry's L-run
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