Roundhay, Leeds
The owners of this 1930s semi wanted a kitchen that felt calm first thing in the morning, so every surface was chosen to catch the light from the original curved window.
Pale oak handleless units with routed finger pulls run beneath a speckled terrazzo worktop in cream and terracotta. One tall bank of oak hides the oven and larder, keeping the rest of the room open and uncluttered.
Soft sage walls, a single oak shelf for everyday ceramics and a small round breakfast table by the window make it a room people actually linger in.
