202 design

A dressing room should feel as considered as the items it holds.

Crafted in oak with woven rattan detailing and antique brass accents, this bespoke space combines practicality with quiet refinement. From the suede-lined drawers within the central island to the tailored internal storage behind each door, every element has been designed to bring clarity, organisation and ease to the everyday.

Beautifully functional, thoughtfully detailed, and designed to endure.

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Meet Tom Wicksteed, co-owner of 202 design.

For nearly two decades, Tom has been at the heart of the business, helping to shape not only the kitchens and interiors we create, but the values that define our approach.

A firm believer that great design should enhance the way people live, Tom is passionate about combining craftsmanship, functionality and timeless aesthetics in equal measure.

Arabescato Verde marble takes centre stage in this Chelsea kitchen, bringing movement, depth and individuality to the space.

Wrapped around the island and finished with a sculptural double bullnose edge, the stone becomes both a functional work surface and a striking design feature. Paired with deep green cabinetry, dark-stained oak and unlacquered brass, it creates a palette that feels rich, layered and enduring.

One of the many reasons we continue to love natural stone, no two slabs are ever the same.

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We're delighted to be featured in The Telegraph, sharing our thoughts on how thoughtful design can transform a kitchen without the need for major structural changes.

As Isobel Hussey of 202 design explains, successful kitchens begin with understanding how the space will be used. By carefully considering layout, storage, light, materiality and proportion, it’s often possible to completely reshape the feel of a room while working within its existing footprint.

The feature follows one of our recent Chelsea projects, designed in collaboration with where a layered palette of Arabescato Verde marble, dark-stained oak and hand-painted cabinetry transformed a previously characterless space into a kitchen full of warmth and personality.

Read the full article via the link in our stories.

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A closer look at one of our most enduring kitchen designs.

Hand-painted 202 design cabinetry, un-lacquered brass and Arabescato Oro Verde stone come together in a palette that feels both restrained and richly layered. Arched forms, natural light and carefully balanced proportions soften the architecture, creating a space that feels calm, refined and deeply connected to the way it is lived in.

A kitchen where every detail has been thoughtfully resolved, from material choice to layout, craftsmanship and flow.

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Behind carefully considered cabinetry, integrated storage solutions help keep everyday life feeling calm, organised and effortless. From concealed larders and internal shelving to tailored drawer configurations and hidden preparation spaces, every detail is designed around how the kitchen is truly used.

In our showroom, functionality is thoughtfully integrated into the architecture of the space, allowing practical elements to disappear seamlessly behind refined materials and bespoke joinery.

Because the most enduring kitchens are not only beautiful to look at, but intuitive to live with.