Templederry Design

This Kitchen in a Georgian Cornish farmhouse was created by knocking together several smaller rooms. Apart from the traditional Aga, the kitchen has a large double butlers sink and a mixture of hand painted and solid Oak doors, which tone in well with the limestone floor. The work surfaces are a mixture of Black Granite and solid Oak.

This shows the reverse view of the island in photo number 1. The raised section in the middle has an Oak top shelf with an integral set of knife slots. The raised section allows easy access to power points above the work top. The ovens are from AEG.

The low ceilings in this Devon farmhouse meant that special height wall units had to be made. Oak doors are teamed with South African Gold granite tops.

Antiqued Oak and granite. The ever popular choice for Cornish barn conversions.

This shows just how much you can squeeze into a small space, in this barn conversion in Cornwall. Pale oak cabinets contrast nicely with the Bon Accord granite tops.

A listed farmhouse in East Sussex was treated to a bespoke Oak kitchen with Palm Green granite tops.