This period, gothic home with its eleborate windows, doors and low beamed ceiling has been prevented from feeling ‘cluttered’ through the use of only base cabinetry – painted in a light tone.

Other touches such as the recessed plinth, with integrated lighting and the use of light coloured, stone worktops, go that extra length to helping what could so easily be a dark space feel bright and enviting.

Subtle details such as the furnitures curved corner design, makes the flow of cabinetry easy on the eye whilst the bright red AGA and the matching glass splash-back adds a welcome splash of colour.

The rooms ‘L’ shapd floor configuration has been made to work well, with the cooks working triangle pefectly intact with integrated refrigeration, hobs and hotplates immediately adjacent to the AGA, whilst a social dining space has been carefully designed to link the floor areas, allowing whoever might be preparing food to interact easily with family and friends.