Teddington Kitchen

Pale oak kitchen with sage island and a suspended glazed cabinet, Teddington

This bespoke kitchen project in Teddington showcases a beautiful balance of natural warmth and refined colour. The base and tall units feature 40mm oak shaker fronts, allowing the natural grain to remain a standout feature while introducing a soft, contemporary tone.

In contrast, the island creates a striking focal point with 40mm painted shaker fronts in Little Greene’s Sage. A muted, elegant green that pairs effortlessly with the oak.

All elements are complemented by a Noblestone Taj Mahal 3D Matt worktop, finished with a double pencil edge profile, and continued seamlessly into a matching splashback and shelving. The result is a cohesive, timeless design that blends craftsmanship with understated sophistication.

Marble worktops flanking the galley towards the garden window

Cane-backed stool at the sage island, oak larder and ovens beyond

Two cane stools at the sage island beneath the hanging glass cabinet

Long marble-topped island down the galley, ovens set in pale oak

Suspended oak-and-glass cabinet above the green island's white top

Woven-panel oak dresser above the induction hob and stone splashback

Cane bar stools tucked into the island on herringbone oak

Corner of the island looking down the run to the pantry door

Green island drawers opposite oak cupboards by the glazed sink bay

Full-height oak larder with cane-panel top boxes and black handles

Larder doors open on lit shelves of jars and the breakfast cupboard

Hob run between oak drawers and the green-panelled island end

Herringbone path between oak tall units and the sage island

Long oak drawer run under a carved marble splashback and shelf

Cane chair at the sage peninsula's marble overhang

Glass-shelved cabinet holding stemware above the island centrepiece

Oak wall of cupboards meeting the green island in the extension

Tongue-and-groove pantry door beside limed oak drawers

Black tap over the double sink beneath the roof-lit bay window

Cane-backed stool at the green breakfast bar, glazed garden corner behind

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