Cook's Room Mitford
The Long Room
A long, narrow room with one window, planned so the working wall is a single unbroken length of stone.
The room is long and narrow and the only window is at the far end. Wall cabinets down both sides would have closed it in, so everything tall -- the ovens, the fridge, the full-height storage -- is gathered at the door end, and the working wall is left as one uninterrupted run of stone.
A single oak shelf carries the light above the hob. The rest of that wall is left plain, so the veining in the worktop is the thing you notice when you walk in.
The doors are painted a mid grey that reads warm under the cabinet lighting and cool in the daylight from the window. That was the point: the room shouldn't look the same at breakfast as it does at dinner.
Everything tall at one end, and one clear run of stone for the length of the room.
The Room
What It Is Made Of
- Cabinetry
- Painted shaker, mid grey, to the ceiling
- Worktops
- Veined stone, carried up as a full-height splashback
- Shelving
- Solid oak, lit from beneath
- Cooking
- Induction hob set flush, twin built-in ovens
- Sink
- Undermounted, with a brushed steel mixer tap
- Lighting
- Recessed downlights and concealed undercabinet LED
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