Design ideas for a modern kitchen

Kitchen of the Week: Former Aircraft Parts Plant Gets New Life

Kitchen of the Week: Former Aircraft Parts Plant Gets New Life A tight budget and a busy work schedule has put a much-needed renovation of the kitchen-dining room is on hold for several years after homeowners moved , TV executives sharing his home with two flatmates, so a good space is important, but the original kitchen is limited to a small corner of the room, while the rest of the room was filled with furniture and trinkets due to lack of storage depressing.

'client wanted a kitchen and mezzanine to feel more integral than common living space, "says designer Sarah Ellison of Batang Creative." The vision is to space a sleek, contemporary and minimalist. The challenge is to marry the vision and reality collectively equal to a workable solution on a fairly tight budget. "

region Storage, built under the stairs, paving the way for a kitchen-dining slender, with clients oak dining table - family heirloom - take center stage in an open scheme. "It was important to create a friendly environment that would be suitable for entertaining," said Sarah. 'Because, guests can sit at the table while the owner prepares food in the kitchen island, which faces it. It's very inclusive and eclectic mix of furniture enhance the warm, lived-in feeling. '

Glass, relics of past industrial property, and a row of small windows at unusual high, meaning that the upper cabinets are out of the question. "We have to be more creative with closet space, 'recalls Sarah.' In the end, we bought the unit internal standard and then adjusted them to fit the space, so basically we create kitchens bespoke prices on the high street."

Houzz at a Glance
who lives here A media young professionals with her two flatmates
Location Clapton, London
Designer Sarah Ellison in Batang Creative
Budget £ 20,000
Decade built 1930
The size of the property 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
It was interesting building used as a factory of aircraft parts in 1930