In a refined Marylebone residence on Cavendish Street, we created a kitchen that doesn’t shout — it fits. Designed to sit precisely within a wall-to-wall niche, the joinery was made bespoke to the millimetre, achieving a seamless integration that feels more architectural than decorative.

Appliances were carefully concealed within existing wall recesses, allowing the space to remain visually quiet and uninterrupted. The cabinetry, crafted with clean lines and exacting finishes, was designed to recede rather than dominate — supporting the surrounding architecture rather than competing with it.

A unique textured splashback brought subtle depth and interest to the scheme, providing a tactile contrast to the otherwise sleek surfaces and acting as a focal point in an intentionally understated space.

Marylebone is known for its restrained elegance — where Georgian terraces meet considered modern living. Cavendish Street exemplifies this spirit, making it the perfect location for a kitchen that reflects craftsmanship, quiet confidence, and tailored precision.