Top Trends & Inspiring Spaces From Espresso Design
Espresso Design are experts at leading clients through the complex process of building and renovating. With twenty years of practical experience and an excellent track record of working with clients, architects and interior designers, they make sure every project is a hassle free, seamless and organized process.
Espresso Design’s residential and commercial installation teams have completed over a thousand kitchen and interiors projects on three continents. Here are just a few of our favourites…
Westmount:
This gorgeous project came to life in collaboration with Gail Race Interiors. The Elle Kitchen from Cesar was selected in a white matt lacquer with Glacier white Corian worktops and Miele and Siemens appliances. The end result is a sleek and sophisticated space for entertainment and meal preparation.
Bedford Street Apartment:
A palette of deep blues, white, beige and hints of metalic finishes add freshness and modern appeal to this stylish apartment, a project completed with the Stonehaven Group. Here, the Maxima 2.2 kitchen from Cesar was selected. A custom colour lacquer finish with titanium profiles and plinths adds to the luxury tone of this space. Worktops and splash backs are done in honed Lavastone and the kitchen boasts beautiful Gaggenau appliances for a contemporary look.
Gunterstone:
Icon Architects wanted to create an interior that respected both the modern and period detailing of this London home. The handle-less Cesar kitchen furniture combines a Cenere “Ash” Maxima 2.2 door with titanium plinths, profiles and handle grips. Wall units were completed in argilla textured veneer with Stone Italiana worktops, complete with full height splash-backs on the hob runs. Crittall-style doors and room dividers with panelled and mirrored walls and herringbone floors complete the look.
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