01 · Client brief
A family kitchen designed to sit naturally within a Grade II listed home, with a more generous rhythm for cooking, gathering and everyday use.
Residential · Harrow on the Hill
Harrow on the Hill Kitchen
A kitchen diner shaped around a Grade II listed family home.
02 · Design direction
The work began by balancing heritage details with a contemporary, hardworking layout. Storage, circulation and the dining zone were considered together rather than as separate decisions.
03 · Materials & mood
Dark, grounding surfaces were held against lighter cabinetry and warm timber notes to give the room a calm, functional centre of gravity.
The room journey
Enter the room, then let it unfold.
Move across the scene and follow each stage in order. The room opens from a first impression into its composition and the details that resolve it.
Designed as a quiet visual route rather than a catalogue: one room, one decision, one focal point at a time.
Scene 01 / 03
Arrival
The finished kitchen composition
Follow the route
The concept deck
Brief. Direction. Detail.
Martina’s project stories follow the same considered rhythm as her concept-design work: an initial question, a clear direction and the material decisions that make it real.
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