AGA

When Aga wanted to refresh its brochure, showing the best bespoke kitchens in the UK, they chose the kitchen above we designed for our clients Tiffany and Johnny Brunskill.

Tiffany helped them style it. The result was we ended up on the front cover with a double page spread in the centre, and in three other beautiful pictures.

To request an Aga brochure go to www.agaliving.com or ring our UK studio.

To see the whole kitchen click on our Portfolio section and then on England/ Bath.

Glebe House for sale

Several years ago, we designed a kitchen for Glebe House. The property features William and Mary architecture and is now on the market. Kitchen details include restored stonework, a curved Carrera marble wall in the central island, and floor tiles mined from the quarry of the owner, one of Britain's top stone masons.

The kitchen was featured on page 52 of Johnny's book, Kitchen Culture. Here is a chance for you and your family to move to a beautiful village, Easton-on-the-hill, near Stamford in Lincolnshire.

CHELSEA FURNITURE AT ALITEX

The furniture we designed for the garden kitchen at the Chelsea Flower Show is now on display at the headquarters of conservatory maker Alitex, near Petersfield, Hampshire. We are offering a 20% discount on the original island piece that was on display at Chelsea. Please contact the UK studio if you are interested in arranging an appointment to see it.

GARDENS ILLUSTRATED

Our kitchen island, made of granite and stainless steel, has been featured in the October issue of Gardens Illustrated. This item is ideal for garden kitchens.

Read the entire article here.

Have you missed Johnny's recent talks?

We've posted the full text of Johnny's presentation during the Kitchen Debate at Grand Designs Live our Grey Matters blog, as well as his summary and reaction to the other speakers, who were kitchen industry and design representatives that included Aidan Walker, Kevin McCloud, Andrew Davies, Martin Gill, Simon Grantham and Gerry Dufresne.

In his speech, Johnny advocates for "a newly revitalized industry that collaborates with artisans and education". Of the event itself, he concludes the debate was a good start, but "it barely scratched the surface...The industry needs to be jolted into raising its game."