English Cottage Kitchen
Seattle, Washington
Our clients were seeking a better flow and usability of their disjointed and cramped townhouse Kitchen, located in heart of one of Seattle's most coveted neighborhoods, Capitol Hill. They wanted to part ways with its dated 1990's finishes, so we pulled inspiration from a more enduring style, English cottage interiors. The idea was to create a jewel box of a traditional space, but with highly functional features that would defy the small footprint. We coated the space in a neutral putty green, in contrast to dark stonework. We added texture with a small scale bead board and sought out plenty of unlacquered brass finishes to incorporate a lived-in patina. We opted for building in the toe kick of the range to pay homage to the kitchens found in the UK, and built the island on casters to maximize spacial flexibility. It was important to cleverly disguised every inch of possible storage, by providing hidden pull-outs at corners and in the toe kicks. We maintained the existing hardwoods that marry into the adjoining rooms and preserved the double arch windows which are present across the townhouse's exterior.
Construction and Cabinetry by the talented, Bevel Builds
Photos by John Granen
This kitchen was graciously featured in Portrait of Seattle
Hello.
From surfaces to furnishings, or new construction to simple styling, we adore creating lovely spaces. We take what can feel like an overwhelming process and turn it into an enjoyable one. We believe aesthetic is an extraction of lifestyle and personality. We'd love to help you create a space that you truly adore. So say hello, as we'd love to hear from you.