Westland Drive is an elegant, framed kitchen built from American Cherry, with a number of unique features and high specification hardware and appliances.

Working closely with the client, we suggested the warm, minimal grain of cherry timber to complement a classic palette of marble, polished nickel and tongue and groove wall panelling. Solid cherry was used extensively throughout the project, notably in the 38mm framing, handle details, and freestanding island. 

A pivot-door pantry conceals a coffee-making workspace, shelving for dry goods, custom egg holders, and perforated aluminium and timber vegetable baskets. Taking advantage of a hidden infill space behind the wall, it also includes two extra-deep drawers and a sliding door that opens to reveal a secret storage compartment.

All integrated appliances were specified by Miele and Fisher & Paykel, with a feature stainless steel gas range by Rangemaster. A polished nickel utensil bar runs below a long floating shelf made from solid timber. Two internal drawers each feature bespoke cutlery organisers.

The freestanding island, set higher than the main kitchen run, contains additional cabinetry, integrated bins, a 12 bottle wine rack and open display shelving.

As with all our projects, the kitchen was designed and built entirely at our workshop in Glasgow, and installed on site by our team of cabinet makers. 

Timber: Solid American cherry & cherry veneers
Finish: Osmo - Raw Finish
Worktop: Blyth Marble - ‘Crema Marfil’ Marble, 20mm
Floor: Colour Flooring - Comporta Rubber
Hardware: Corston Architectural Detail Sockets & Switches
Wall Paint: Farrow & Ball
Tapware: Perrin & Rowe
Sink: Shaws of Darwen
Lighting: DeVol - Milk Glass Task Light
Fridge Freezer: Fisher & Paykel
Dishwasher: Miele
Range: Rangemaster

Photography — Richard Gaston
Styling — Studio Kumari