kitchens for living in

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‘I really want only two things…I want a real kitchen, and I want to die under the stars’

- James Salter

the johnny grey difference

Many kitchens look a little generic. Even when bespoke they are mostly pre-made units.

 

Ours aren't. We make furniture, one-off and by hand, for functionality, longevity, individuality, colour, variety and charm. 

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latest project: hampstead​

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This historic space in an early Georgian terrace with wainscot panelling called for kitchen furniture with no fixings - no fitted cupboards, no intrusive attachments to walls or ceiling...

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multigenerational kitchens: bringing life into the hearth of our homes

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A trip to Milan in the 80s and the design collective Memphis served as inspiration for my design philosophy…

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trekstock sanctuary room

 

JGS has been involved in a new kind of project designing a retreat room for young adult cancer patients at UCL Hospital. 

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financial times editorial​

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Every kitchen has to have a sweet spot,” says Johnny Grey. “And this is it.” The sweet spot in question belongs to a kitchen in Richmond. 

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cosmic circles

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Maggie and Charles Jenck’s circular kitchen in their Cosmic House in Holland Park was a project I worked on in around 1980...

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what will the kitchen of the future look like?

Lulu Grimes, managing editor of BBC Good Food has written a guest blog based on her interview with Johnny. 

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