Interiors
Everything in its place.
A kitchen is only as calm as its drawers. We plan the inside of every cabinet around what you cook, what you keep and how you reach for it, so the worktops stay clear and the room stays quiet.
Every interior is chosen for your kitchen, from a range of fittings with endless ways to combine them. These are some of the ideas we start from.
Drawers
Wide, deep drawers that open fully and close softly, fitted out for what they hold.
Larders
Tall pull-outs and internal drawers that bring the whole pantry into the light.
Pull-outs
Oils by the hob, recycling under the sink, appliances out of sight.
Corners
Carousels and swing-out shelves that bring the back of a corner to the front.
Drawers
Drawers that do the thinking.
A drawer that opens fully shows everything inside at once. Each one is fitted out for what it holds, arranged around the way you cook.
Pan drawers
Wide and deep, opening all the way, so the pan at the back comes out as easily as the one at the front.
Inner drawers
A shallow drawer hidden behind a deep front: cutlery above, plates and pans below, one clean line outside.
Inserts
Organisers in timber or matt grey for cutlery, knives, spices and utensils.
Peg boards
Movable pegs that hold plates, bowls and pans steady as the drawer closes.
Soft close
Every drawer runs fully out and closes quietly on its own.
Larders
The pantry, brought to you.
A tall larder holds more than a wall of shelves, as long as you can reach it. Each of these brings the back of the cupboard forward, so the jar at the back is as easy to find as the one at the front.
Larder pull-out
Shelves that swing out with the door, bringing the whole pantry into the light at once.
Internal drawers
A tall cupboard fitted with drawers from floor to eye level, each one opening fully.
Pantry cupboard
Double doors lined with racks, opening on shelves above and drawers below.
Pantry wall
A full wall of shelving behind sliding doors, open while you cook and closed when you are done.
Fittings
Racks for wine, glasses and bottles, and trays that lift out to the worktop.
Pull-outs
Within reach of where you work.
Pull-outs sit where the work happens: oils beside the hob, cleaning things beneath the sink, appliances ready but out of sight.
Beside the hob
Narrow pull-outs for oils, spices and bottles, kept upright and in reach.
Base larder
A slim pull-out on two levels for tins and jars, below the worktop.
Deep pull-outs
High-sided drawers for bottles, jars and heavier things.
Appliances
A shelf that slides out of a tall cupboard, so the mixer comes out to use and goes back out of sight.
Under the sink
A drawer shaped around the plumbing, with waste and recycling separated in pull-out bins.
Corners
Nothing lost at the back.
Corners are where most kitchens waste space. These fittings bring what is inside out to meet you.
Corner carousel
Curved shelves that swing out of a corner cabinet, carrying pans and lids into the light.
Swing-out shelves
Open shelving at the end of a run or an island that turns out on a pivot, for plates, glasses and serving pieces.
Visit us
Open every drawer.
The best way to judge an interior is to use it. Come to the showroom and try the drawers, corners and larders for yourself.