Kitchen

Kitchen in solid and cherry veneers Although Ian Tingle Design construct only the furniture for such projects it should be noted that our degree-level design qualifications can assist you with the overall layout, finish, lighting and specifications for equipment for a complete environment. This project is a good example. Ian Tingle Design completed a survey of this newly created space and working with our client, produced the most effective floor plan, ceiling plan and general positioning of equipment to work in absolute harmony with our bespoke kitchen. Project total value £16,780.00 (including all appliances)
Kitchen in oak and iroko Challenges in construction are always of interest to us. To accommodate a workable kitchen plan for this space (which has two main entrances), a suspended and under-lit drawer unit 1300mm in width and with a radius of some 3 metres needed to be made to comfortably house the gas hob against a protruding chimney breast. Other innovative touches to this kitchen include a pull-out microwave cupboard to maximise premium worktop area and a dog-legged corner wall cabinet ensuring full use of internal space. Project total value £15,430.00 (including all appliances)
Kitchen in solid black walnut Utilising our design skills to achieve a clutter free and efficient work space Ian Tingle Design took the brief to include everything a modern kitchen requires with minimal impact to the all important work surface. The 1.5 metre square island unit accommodates washing machine, dishwasher, oven, sink, gas hob, drawers, waste disposal and power points while the full height suspended cupboards behind provide fantastically voluminous crockery storage. To the desired brief, all other essentials are held behind doors including the kettle and toaster which pull out of the wall via a powered up sliding trolley. Project total value £17,500.00 (including all appliances)
Kitchen in stainless steel and wenge veneer The darkest of available real timber veneers offset with the clean look of stainless steel, this kitchen has been laid out in its most efficient form as dictated by the available space. 'No wall hung units' was an integral aspect of the brief and has been accommodated by extending worksurfaces forward to a depth of 750mm over the standard 600 to provide space for ducting whilst providing standing height storage that is indeed not hung. Full height storage has been utilised opposite to provide maximum storage together with a pull out tea / coffee making tray...ideas to satisfy customer demand of minimal worksurface clutter. Project total value £18,650.00 (including all appliances)