CREDENHILL KITCHEN
The Credenhill Kitchen was handcrafted in our Milan collection, a sleek modern design featuring our innovative handleless design. The kitchen features beautiful oak cabinetry and white framework to highlight the oak doors and drawers; the design was completed with Sensa worktop in the style 'Vancouver'.

Handcrafted in our Milan Collection, the Credenhill Kitchen is a celebration of sleek, contemporary design. The flat, handleless cabinetry is defined by recessed grooves that run along the tops of doors and drawers, creating a smooth, uninterrupted flow while still offering effortless functionality.
The layout is centred around a modern peninsula. Running in an L-shape before extending outwards, it gently defines the kitchen from the living and dining space, offering subtle separation while keeping the open-plan design light, sociable, and connected. This considered layout not only introduces additional storage and worktop space, but also allows for relaxed seating — the perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening glass of wine.
Our clients wanted a kitchen that felt warm, welcoming, and full of personality. With the Milan Collection, a two-tone palette is possible by painting the cabinetry framework in a contrasting shade. Here, oak-veneered cabinetry flows through the space, its honey tones bringing natural warmth, while the painted white framework creates balance and contrast. Together, the palette highlights the beautiful wood grain and enhances the kitchen’s character.
Bespoke detailing makes this design truly unique. Open shelving in the peninsula provides a place for favourite pieces to be displayed, while a custom fridge surround and corner shelving unit bring both practicality and charm. The standout feature, however, is the open-fronted countertop cupboard. Complete with glass shelving, it has been thoughtfully designed as a mini bar area — the perfect place to display glassware, store favourite bottles, and create moments of theatre within the kitchen.
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