Kitchenhaus

16/09/2026

A kitchen designed to belong to the room around it.

Revisiting this beautiful Belgravia project, with interiors by Joanna Wood.

The calm, understated kitchen provides a neutral backdrop to Joanna’s distinctive use of colour, pattern and collected pieces — from the soft blue dining chairs and patterned blinds to the artwork and glassware.

A lovely example of how a bespoke kitchen can sit quietly within a richly layered interior, rather than compete with it.

Kitchen by Kitchenhaus | Interior design by Joanna Wood - Interior Design

09/09/2026

A trip through the Kitchenhaus archives.

Originally designed in 2011, this kitchen was featured in print at the time — and revisiting it 15 years later, we think it still has plenty to say.

Warm stained oak veneer, matt white lacquer and a bold red glass splashback created a kitchen with real personality, while carefully considered storage and functional details were designed around family life, cooking and entertaining.

Some things never go out of style.

02/09/2026

A different perspective on one of our favourite compact kitchens.

Revisiting this Southwest London project through some of the details that give the space its character.

Warm Eucalyptus Noce cabinetry creates a rich architectural backdrop to the freestanding pastel fridge-freezer, while soft ecru cabinetry and marble-effect surfaces keep the rest of the kitchen light and understated.

What we particularly love about this project is the balance between old and new. Art Deco influences, contemporary handleless cabinetry, open glass shelving and the client’s collection of art and objects all sit comfortably together — creating a kitchen that feels considered, but very personal.

And that touch of mint green might still be our favourite part.

Kitchenhaus | Designed around the way you live. ArtDecoInterior

14/08/2026

One of the most rewarding parts of revisiting our Kingston Hill project is knowing how well the kitchen continues to work for the clients who live with it every day.

They are extremely pleased not only with how it looks, but with how naturally it fits into their daily life. The layout was carefully planned to create distinct areas for cooking, preparation, storage and dining, while keeping the whole space open and connected.

The Z-shaped peninsula provides a natural transition into the social and living areas, making the kitchen as suited to everyday family life as it is to entertaining.

Despite its generous scale, every part of the kitchen has a purpose. For us at Kitchenhaus, that’s what a successful kitchen should do – look considered, function intuitively and feel completely at home in the lives of the people it was designed for.

📷 Paul Craig

Kitchenhaus will be closed for a short summer break from 17th August to 31st August.

If you have any enquiries or would like to arrange a consultation, please visit www.Kitchenhaus.com to book an appointment from 1st September onwards.

We look forward to welcoming you back in September.

The Kitchenhaus Team.

04/08/2026

Today, this post is dedicated to our interior designers. 🤍

The people behind every line drawn, every colour thoughtfully chosen, every detail carefully considered.

They are the ones connecting ideas, solving problems, balancing beauty with function, and somehow keeping an endless library of colours, textures, and possibilities in their minds. What looks effortless is the result of countless hours of creativity, experience, and passion.

We are incredibly grateful to our clients for their trust, their patience throughout the journey, and for allowing us to be part of creating such meaningful spaces. Your confidence in us is something we never take for granted.

But today, we want to shine the spotlight on the designers who turn those dreams into reality.

Because every kitchen we create carries a little piece of their soul. Every Grand Design is more than cabinetry and finishes, it’s the culmination of imagination, dedication, and genuine care for the people who will call it home.

As Don Norman said:
“Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible.”

To our designers—thank you for making the invisible extraordinary.

29/07/2026

A statement in bespoke luxury.

Designed and crafted by Kitchenhaus for an exclusive private residence, this extraordinary island embodies timeless elegance and uncompromising craftsmanship.

The 3D Sculptural dimensional base finished in stained oak veneer, showcases flowing architectural lines that create a bold yet sophisticated presence. Topped with exquisite Arctic Cream marble stone, the natural veining brings warmth, character, and enduring beauty to the design.

Every curve, every detail, and every finish has been meticulously customised to meet the expectations of a client with the most discerning and elegant taste. This is more than a kitchen island—it’s a handcrafted centrepiece where exceptional design meets everyday living.

At Kitchenhaus, we don’t just create kitchens; we create one-of-a-kind spaces that reflect the individuality and lifestyle of each client. ̇nteriors

23/07/2026

Some homes deserve a second look... especially after dark. ✨

After sharing this stunning Fulham renovation in daylight, we couldn’t resist showing how the space transforms as evening falls.

Thoughtfully designed architectural lighting brings the extension and landscaped garden to life, enhancing the texture of the brickwork, creating warmth throughout the outdoor space, and drawing the eye through the bespoke Kitchenhaus kitchen.

The seamless connection between indoors and out, expansive glazing, and carefully considered lighting create a home that’s every bit as impressive at night as it is during the day.

At Kitchenhaus we believe great design doesn’t stop when the sun goes down.

📍 Fulham, London

Thinking of transforming your home? Get in touch with our team to discuss your next renovation project.

17/07/2026

Throwback to one of our favourite bespoke kitchen projects. This beautiful cobra blue kitchen 💙 has truly stood the test of time. Our clients have since moved home and commissioned us to design their new kitchen, and we can’t wait to bring their next vision to life. Watch this space!

10/07/2026

08/07/2026

Luxury is defined by thoughtful details.

At Kitchenhaus, every element is designed with purpose. This bespoke drinks station balances display with discretion, creating a feature that feels both elegant and effortless.

The cabinetry features wire-mesh laminated glass, adding texture and depth while subtly obscuring the display beyond. Warm integrated lighting enhances the space, while the seamlessly integrated w**e cooler from **erefrigeration ensures every bottle is stored at the perfect temperature without compromising the clean aesthetic.

From materials and lighting to storage and functionality, every detail has been carefully considered, creating a space that’s as practical as it is beautiful.

Designed and crafted by Kitchenhaus.