STREATHAM, SW16 - KITCHEN REFURBISHMENT

recently completed a full renovation of a family kitchen in a 1930s house located in Streatham, transforming the space into a stylish and modern culinary haven. The renovation was comprehensive, incorporating high-quality materials and craftsmanship to create a contemporary kitchen that meets the needs of a modern family while enhancing the property's original character. Key elements of the kitchen renovation include:

1. New Kitchen Installation:
   
   • The existing kitchen was entirely removed and replaced with a brand-new kitchen supplied by Howdens Joinery. The new kitchen features cabinetry in a striking royal blue color, adding a bold, contemporary feel to the space.

1. Worktop and Splashback:
   
   • A luxurious grey marble composite worktop was installed, providing a durable and elegant surface for food preparation. The sleek design complements the royal blue cabinetry, creating a harmonious and stylish look.
   • The splashback was tiled using Acton White tiles from Topps Tiles, installed vertically. This vertical installation adds a modern twist to the classic white tile, giving the kitchen a fresh and clean aesthetic.

1. Flooring:
   
   • The kitchen floors were completely retiled with ADALENE™ Mocha tiles from Topps Tiles. These tiles bring a warm, earthy tone to the space, complementing the royal blue cabinetry and grey marble worktops. The mocha tiles provide both durability and an inviting, cozy atmosphere to the kitchen.

1. Painting Throughout:
   
   • The entire kitchen was repainted to provide a fresh and cohesive look, enhancing the overall ambiance of the space and tying together the new color scheme.

The result of this renovation by Burrell and Co is a beautifully updated kitchen that combines modern functionality with a stylish design. The new royal blue cabinetry, complemented by the grey marble composite worktop, white tiled splashback, and mocha-tiled flooring, creates a striking yet warm and inviting family kitchen. This renovation not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the 1930s house in Streatham but also significantly improves its functionality and comfort for everyday use.