Kitchen Ideas
"COLOURED GLASS COLLECTION" glass kitchen splashbacks by CreoGlass Modern Kitchen, Hertfordshire ModernHertfordshireView Profile Antelope colour- Coloured glass kitchen splashback with light satin effect. CreoGlass Coloured Glass Kitchen Splashbacks are available in a vast range of colours. We colour match most colours, including top brands such as Dulux, RAL, Farrow & Ball & Laura Ashley. Our glass splashbacks are impact and heat resistant up to 400°C. This toughened glass is also extremely hard to scratch, unlike some cheaper acrylic alternatives. CreoGlass kitchen glass splashbacks come with a 10 year guarantee. Coloured glass splashbacks can be customised with a number of add-ons such as, Rainbow Sparkles, Satin Sparkles & Mirror Stripes.
CreoGlass Design 60 Reviews Black Plain Colour With Heavy Fine Sparkles Glass Splashback Modern Kitchen, Hertfordshire ModernHertfordshireView Profile Black Plain Colour With Heavy Fine Sparkles Glass Splashback CreoGlass Coloured Glass Kitchen Splashbacks are available in a vast range of colours. We colour to match most colours, including all major paint brands. For a Splashback of this style and size, the rough cost could be anywhere between £500 - £1200 Plain Colour Splashbacks: https://www.creoglass.co.uk/kitchen-glass-splashbacks/coloured-splashbacks/
Custom Printed Lime Design Glass Splashback Modern Kitchen, Hertfordshire ModernHertfordshireView Profile Custom Printed Lime Design Glass Splashback Images printed directly onto the back of 6mm toughened glass panels and are used as kitchen or bathroom glass splashbacks, instead of traditional tiles. Glass splashbacks are extremely versatile and easy to clean due to seamless surface and no grouting! Choose from a range of popular images or submit your own hi-resolution images for a very personal finish. Printed Splashbacks: https://www.creoglass.co.uk/kitchen-glass-splashbacks/printed-splashbacks/ Visit https://www.creoglass.co.uk/offers/ to check out all of our offers available at this time!
Ice-Cracked Breakfast Bar & White Plain Colour Glass Splashback Modern Kitchen, Hertfordshire ModernHertfordshireView Profile Ice-Cracked Breakfast Bar & White Glass Splashback CreoGlass “Ice Cracked” Glass Worktops consist of several layers of glass & resin. It is available in a variety of colours – clear, smoky grey, bronze and comes in two standard thicknesses – 19.2mm and 28.2mm
CreoGlass Design 60 Reviews Toughened Mirror Kitchen Splashback Kitchen, Hertfordshire Toughened Mirror splashbacks are made using any thickness of Low Iron Toughened Glass. We apply special paint in a controlled environment to achieve high reflectivity. Creoglass Toughened Mirrors are Heat Resistant up to 400 degrees Celsius as well as Water Resistant making it the ultimate product for many domestic applications like Kitchen & Bathroom Splashbacks. Toughened Mirror Glass Splashbacks, unlike traditional silver mirrors, are suitable for Kitchen Splashbacks!
Bronze tarnish mirrored glass splashback Mirrorworks Antique Mirror Glass Company
A mirrored glass splashback will make the room brighter by bouncing light around, and trick the eye into thinking the space is deeper than it really is. Additionally, if there’s a view of the outdoors, it will reflect it, so you can appreciate the garden from another angle. Just like other glass splashbacks, mirrored versions need to be made from toughened glass; check with your supplier before committing.
Slim-framed sliding doors, rather than bifolds, link the kitchen-dining-living room to the garden. They have a simple mechanism, [three] big door panels, and slim profiles, which means for the majority of the year, when the doors are closed, there’s a more uninterrupted view.
Hide away Here’s a super-clever idea for a mini space. This tiny flat needed to incorporate a kitchen, a living area and a dining zone in the same room. The solution? A multi-functional sideboard that transforms into a dining table and cooking dock. A pull-out table is ideally placed next to the bench seat, and the cabinet top lifts up to reveal a sink and hob.
White streamlined kitchen, marble worktop & splashback, warmed up with wood "feature". Kitchen units, John Lewis.
GENIUS: Keep it streamlined with tall door over double carcase Cost-friendly Ikea cabinets make use of every millimetre of space with two wall cupboard carcasses on top of each other to maximise the storage and a fridge unit door over each pairing to give the run a clean look.
two way storage in breakfast bar?
Don’t waste an inch Got a seating area on your island? Use the space just under the worktop to slot in a few shallow drawers. They add some warm interest to the grey cabinetry, and provide a place for storing cutlery, napkins or anything else that needs a small home.
The kitchen worktop is quartz. “We always recommend quartz for pale surfaces,” Steve says. “It’s hard-wearing and non-porous. This one has a mottled vein, so it’s fairly neutral, but not plain.”
The slim worktop looks like marble, but is in fact hard-wearing Silestone. A short upstand keeps the look simple and the costs down. There’s a glass splashback only where it’s needed, behind the hob.
shiny champagne tiles
HEERINGBONE Zellige tiles
Handmade zellige tiles for the walls, which give a patchwork effect due to the individual imperfections of each tile.They reflect the light beautifully, but are quite difficult to lay. Moroccan-style rug, La Redoute. Kusa metal desk legs on plywood dining table, Habitat. Dining chairs, Robin Day. Zellige tiles, Mosaic del Sur. Black cast iron stove, Everhot. Kitchen cabinets painted in Mole’s Breath, Farrow & Ball.
The curved shape of the dining bench is replicated in the island worktop. The kitchen side is straight-edged and practical, while the seating area is softer. The back wall is divided into a sink zone to the left (see first photo) and a cooking area on the right, with an induction hob and a custom-made curved extractor hood. Extractor hood, Westin.
The high-gloss units. . The resin worktop and splashback are very durable and have a high shine marble finish. Kitchen units, Such Designs. Calacatta 12mm polished worktop and splashback, Neolith. Boiling-water tap, Quooker.
The resin worktop and splashback are very durable and have a high shine. Lior chose a marble finish to tie in with the fireplace in the living room. Kitchen units, Such Designs. Calacatta 12mm polished worktop and splashback, Neolith. Boiling-water tap, Quooker.
Real marble for the splashback provides a standout design feature. The beautiful veining brings in a wow factor, and the subtle grey doesn’t detract from the rest of the space. . Arabescato Corchia marble splashback, Cullifords.
Marble, herringbone parquet floor
White, marble, wood Frame your view These sleek, flat-panel units are handleless, giving a contemporary look. What’s slightly unusual about the style of these doors, though, in a room designed by Sustainable Kitchens, is that they’re inset, meaning they sit within the frame of the units, creating a subtle graphic look. A handleless design ensures the simple graphic lines aren’t cluttered up.
The shelving unit made with elm that has been white-oiled slightly.
kitchen cabinets grey-green, herringbone floor Central island has storage space for pots, pans and plates spread between drawers and cupboards with family friendly sociable seating on two sides. The induction/gas combination hob features a built-in extractor, freeing up the ceiling for four pendant lights. The flooring is engineered timber laid in a parquet formation. It has underfloor heating.
Skylights bring in more light, but, before fitting them, Bernard discussed whether to have openable or fixed versions with the owners. “The feedback we have from the vast majority of clients is that they don’t open skylights,” he says.
Note the tiled floor "rug" effect
CATO creative Ltd SaveEmail Choose open-plan living This bright and airy space with bifold doors leading out into the garden is refreshingly contemporary and made it into the ideabooks and wish lists of 160,000 Houzzers. The wide plank flooring in particular really caught the attention of Houzzers, as did the pitched roof lights and oversized pendant lighting.
Silestone worksurface in Snowy Ibiza, Cosentino.
Extractor "chandelier" What looks like a glittering chandelier hanging above the integrated hob is, in fact, a recirculating extractor. This sort of cooker hood is one option for spaces where ducting out (physically feeding a large extraction pipe to the exterior of the home) could be tricky. These hoods usually have grease and charcoal filters through which air containing cooking smells is pushed, before being recirculated back into the room. “It’s a lovely piece, and proves that practical appliances can be beautiful as well,” says the designer of this space, Fiona Andrews.
High cupboards to maximise the use of space. Le Creuset pans, cookbooks and pictures add colour The ceiling-mounted flush extractor for the hob works really well.
An elegant chandelier above the sleek hob is cunningly designed to conceal a practical & beautiful extractor fan. Elica Celestial Ceiling Mounted Decorative Hood, Angel Appliances.
Pale cork flooring throughout the open-plan section of the house creates a calm, unified effect. Underfloor heating means there’s no need for radiators, which take up valuable floor space. Camada Corka cork floorboards, The Colour Flooring Company. Bespoke worktops, Mortise Concrete.
Simple white, herringbone floor, "natural" pictures & view of garden
modern classic. Pale herringbone floor
The worktops are a super-slim, scratch-resistant composite. T 20mm Unistone Bianco Carrara worktop, Cookhaus.
The worktops are a super-slim, scratch-resistant composite. 20mm Unistone Bianco Carrara worktop, Cookhaus.
Gloss white units Again, it’s difficult to go wrong with a white gloss kitchen, the biggest bonus of which is how much light it bounces around. The downsides? Fingermarks will show up more readily and it needs to be carefully matched with warmer, natural materials and textures if it’s not to look harshly modern.
Quartz worktop, Egan Stone. Green glass tiles; porcelain floor tiles, TileStyle.
The new kitchen is a simple design with painted MDF doors, but Eva used a clever trick to increase storage. “We chose to make the worktop 1m high instead of 90cm,” This allowed us to fit slim drawers along the top. It’s a sneaky way of getting more from the kitchen, and it works well here, as my friend is quite tall.”
Make the most of top light Top light is tons brighter than daylight from conventional windows, so if there’s an opportunity to install a roof light or sun tunnel in a room, don’t hesitate. That done, maximise it with surfaces – such as kitchen cabinet doors or worktops – in pale colours and with a light-reflecting mid-sheen. High-gloss finishes? Swerve them in a top-lit room, as every smudge and fingerprint will show up.
Pale green for the Shakerbase units, but the wall cabinets are white, same as the walls to make the kitchen feel bigger. The green, meanwhile, is both calming and refreshing. To reduce the overall cost of the kitchen, the wall cabinets were from a less pricey supplier than the base units, which get a lot of wear and tear,. Hard-wearing quartz was chosen for the worktop and splashback. Base units, British Standard. Wall units, Ikea.
The galley kitchen has a streamlined design, with gloss fronts that reflect the light. Large pan drawers and roomy cupboards keep the worktops clear of clutter. Kitchen units, Magnet. Corian worktop, Interstyle Solid Surfaces.
The panelled wall units stretch to the ceiling to maximise storage potential. The glass-fronted sections at the top are backlit by LEDs; they’re designed not to be overfilled, since they’re backed with attractive tongue-and-groove panelling. The splashback tiles have that handmade look, The glaze is a bit crackly and they look quite tactile. Worktops in Lagoon, Silestone. Splashback, Topps Tiles.
mirrored splashback
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