Chelsea, London · Kitchens

Elm Park Road

An open-plan kitchen in Chelsea, London, connecting the cooking and living areas through oak veneer, metallic-effect lacquer and handleless cabinetry.

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Project overview

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A kitchen within the living space

At Elm Park Road in Chelsea, the kitchen is integrated with the living area. The relationship between the two spaces is central to the project: cabinetry forms part of the room seen beyond the cooking zone.

Planning for site restrictions

The furniture order specified flat-packed tall units because of site restrictions. Alongside the room layout and finish palette, the project therefore had a practical requirement for how those units would be supplied. For a similar project, discuss delivery and assembly arrangements alongside cabinet sizes before the furniture order is finalised.

A palette across the room

Oak veneer sits alongside dark brown metallic-effect lacquer, carved handleless cabinetry and Dekton Taga Stonika. The palette pairs timber grain and a darker cabinet finish with the work surface, within a kitchen that forms part of the living space.

Bring the adjoining room into the conversation

If you are planning an open-plan kitchen, bring photographs taken from the living or dining area, a plan if available, and references for furniture or flooring you intend to keep. Note where you prepare food and where people sit. These inputs can help frame a discussion about cabinetry, views into the kitchen and a material palette that relates to the wider room.

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Materials & finishes

Oakwood Veneer- dark brown metallic metal- effect Lacquered- carved handleless- Dekton Taga stonika