Projects

Johnny has always been passionate about old buildings. Here his innovative designs update this barn for modern family living. Truly circular, this kitchen is a pure expression of Johnny’s vision for pleasurable efficiency.…

Making the most of a compact space was key in this project in an eighteenth century cottage.

The site for this kitchen was a new-build in Bath. Johnny met the client at a House & Garden reader event on kitchen planning.

For this kitchen, our clients had a difficult configuration of rooms that included awkward sizes and corridor connections, often a feature of historic houses.

Garden kitchen design with a handmade pizza oven, copper roof, terracotta artisan tiles and unique shellwork.

This kitchen-lite in a self-contained pool and jacuzzi house is specially designed for light entertaining and family snacking.

Each year Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club charity creates an exhibition to transform a Manhattan home into a series of rooms that showcase fine furnishings, art and technology and a fresh take on contemporary living.

Mixing dissimilar elements from different sources works for music and can cross into kitchen design.

After commissioning a new Arts and Crafts building, these clients brought in JGS to design the main downstairs living space.

Dexter Morgan of the TV series’ fame needed a kitchen – that was the theme for this showcase home in Grammercy Park.

Johnny was asked to create a kitchen to enable the trustees to rent out this 1930s house originally built for army officers’ families in the Presidio, a National Historic Landmark district.

The guiding aim of this project was to loosen up the feel of the kitchen by mixing materials and shapes.

Clients with a young family asked us to design something radical: a kitchen that looked and felt more like a piece of art or sculpture than a regular kitchen.

This kitchen design is about sight lines and views. It enables eye contact between people in the room wherever they are.

This project develops the multi-generational kitchen as a space for all ages and abilities.

To suit their loft-style apartment, this young couple asked for a modern, compact kitchen design and simply expressed furniture with industrial finishes.

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.

This kitchen is all about its location. The view the working areas give of the sea is reflected in marine or seashore materials.

A cavernous space with a low ceiling and bold columns, the close proximity of Roman city walls and a cathedral spire…

The core design for this family kitchen is an ultimate central island.

We originally designed and built this kitchen near Hampstead Heath twenty years ago.

In this bright space light travels through the island from the French windows to the soft seating area.