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Kitchen of the Week: A Space Industrial Texture style By Ton

Kitchen of the Week: A Space Industrial Texture style By Ton , kitchen-dining room and a lovely sunny supersized in Malcolm and Fi Menzies' London home occupies a large area in the rear of the house, overlooking the garden, but when the couple moved in back in 2013, they are keen to change. Malcolm knew who to call - designer Jamie Blake of Blakes London, who has worked in the kitchen at their home before.

Jamie explained to redesign the kitchen with photographer Malcolm, who has a great eye and a head full of ideas, as pleasure. 'Malcolm is very on trend, "said Jamie, and always wanted to do something different and crazy. He never wanted the kitchen to look like a kitchen! It just had to be, space to socialize very stylish."

To begin with Malcolm took Jamie to the appearance of brain designs are hot right now. "I told him carrara marble, textures, dark colors and contrasting white," said Jamie. With this list to hand, the pair then worked together to remodel the space, combining contemporary materials. Now, a large room that could easily feel impersonal has become the hub of the family for Malcolm, and their young son Fi, Mya, and socializing space for friends to enjoy, too.

The key to success is the variety of materials and surfaces used here. 'There are six different textures in this kitchen, "said Jamie.' Floors, walls, brick, wood, metro tiles and marble carrara. ' Each carrying heaps of character and, with a white background and black accents, creating a room that looks attractive and impressive. The pair is regularly used for parties (when the island on wheels can be pushed out of the way to make space for decks), meals with friends and sessions of dance impromptu in the open floor with Mya.

Kitchen Overview
who lives here Malcolm Menzies, a photographer, his wife, Fi, and their daughter, Mya
Designer Blakes London
Location London South East
Size 60 sq m