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BRUCE PROJECT

When the Bruce’s approached us, they were seeking a kitchen that would reflect their contemporary taste and lifestyle. Inspired by their vision, we set out to design a kitchen that would embody elegance and functionality.



To achieve their desired look, we proposed a captivating concrete and copper theme. Concrete offered a sleek backdrop, while copper accents added warmth and character to the overall design. The Bruce’s instantly fell in love with the concept and were eager to see it come to life.

We recommended durable and visually appealing Dekton worktops to complement the concrete and copper aesthetic while providing low-maintenance surfaces. For a cosy dining area, we suggested a natural wood Spekva breakfast bar, adding warmth and texture for an inviting space to enjoy meals and entertain guests.

Kitchen Style: Contemporary

Colour Palette: Grey, White & Copper

Worktop: Dekton Marble

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Telephone: 0118 9762564

Address: 6 Barkham Grange, Barkham Street, Barkham,

Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 4PJ

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Quality appliances are essential to a functional and efficient kitchen. We handpicked renowned brands such as Bora, Siemens, Quooker, and Lieber. These trusted names ensured exceptional performance, cutting-edge technology, and a seamless integration into the overall design. Additionally, we installed a Lieber freezer, allowing them to conveniently produce ice.

We faced a unique challenge due to the existing underfloor heating system. Modifying the floor structure was not an option. Nevertheless, the Bruces expressed their desire for an island with a hob, which required a power supply. To overcome this obstacle, we installed a copper pipe that elegantly went down from the ceiling, seamlessly delivering the required power while in theme with the kitchen's overall design. This approach allowed us to meet the Bruces needs without compromising on functionality or aesthetics.

In addition to the kitchen space, the Bruces also envisioned floating cabinets in their hallway. Their request was to have doors of different sizes, each showcasing a unique look.