For the Cox family of Sedgley, this kitchen redesign was all about making every inch count. As always: all without compromising on style.
Smart space planning for seamless flow
Designed around how Phil and Sally really use their space, this German handleless kitchen in Sedgley showcases clever kitchen storage solutions at every turn. From the cabinetry designed over the back door and low-level window, to bi-fold dresser units that hide away the everyday, every element was created with both flow and function in mind.
The result? A beautifully balanced German handleless kitchen that feels both architectural and inviting.
The combination of walnut fluted doors and matte carbon cabinetry gives the space a grounded, organic warmth. While the Silestone Ethereal Glow quartz worktops (complete with a waterfall end panel) bring a soft, luminous contrast. Look closer and you’ll spot clever design details everywhere; from bi-fold dresser units and a glass display cabinet, to bespoke storage continuing over the back door and low-level window for a truly seamless flow.
Clever kitchen storage solutions with a designer edge
Fluted walnut meets matte carbon
A Franke Capsule filter tap adds that everyday luxury, and the Neff Miro Elysium floating ceiling hood keeps the look light and unobtrusive. Layer in herringbone flooring underfoot, and you’ve got a kitchen that feels as curated as it does comfortable. Equal parts design statement and family hub.
Another effortlessly refined kitchen project by The Gallery, where precision German craftsmanship meets real-life Sedgley living.
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