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We’re partnering with our friends at .company to unveil a new series of custom-glazed tile combinations at our East London showroom, presented during and .

Working with Palet’s existing pattern library and pioneering printing technology, we’ve curated five distinct tile combinations, two of which will be realised as kitchen splashbacks alongside Palet tile exhibition boards, bringing the collection to life at scale.

Completing the presentation is the new I-Beam linear lighting range, a design collaboration between , and .foundation, together with a new high-gloss version of Hand & Eye’s A-Beam series.

Holte Studio
Unit G05 Northside Studios
16–29 Andrews Road
London E8 4QF

15–18 September
9am–6pm

Read more via the link in our bio.

This bespoke kitchen project pays homage to the modernist heritage of the building, while embracing the individual vision and taste of the owner.

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Tyler House, London

ONE Timber oak fronts are paired with a stainless steel worktop and upstand, giving this former local-authority flat a new lease of life.

By retaining the original cabinetry and wall tiles, the owners consciously reduced waste and limited disruption, choosing instead to build on the existing structure. Personality comes through in the considered additions, including the butler sink, bespoke floor tiles and stainless steel handles.

Explore our ONE pathway via the link in our bio and see how it could work for your kitchen.

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We're excited to see our Whitstable Road kitchen project featured in Episode 3, Season 3 of with tomorrow on .

Led by , the design combines custom fronts for IKEA units alongside bespoke cabinetry, pantry, tall shelving and bench seating.

Explore the full project via our website.

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Bellenden Road, London

Just a stone's throw from one of South London's most vibrant collection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, this family kitchen pairs Howdens carcasses with our ONE Colour fronts in Stilton blue and Tinto red, complete with handles by .

Bespoke open shelving to both the wall and the back of the peninsula is finished in ONE Timber sapele, creating a natural contrast to the bold-coloured fronts, while the creamy-white Aeris worktop by softens the overall scheme.

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We're hiring!

We are looking for a Project Assistant to join our small, growing team in Hackney, East London.

The successful candidate will be involved in projects from initial client enquiry through to delivery and aftercare, working directly with clients, architects, builders and suppliers throughout.

If you are practical and results-focused, with a strong eye for design, we want to hear from you.

Read more and apply via the link in our bio.

Details from the Millais Road project.

Integrated appliances, custom open cabinets and hidden storage bring everyday practicality to this family kitchen. The children's artwork on the walls and card games and books tucked inside the bench seating offer a glimpse of an environment designed not just to be admired, but to be lived in.

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Millais Road, London.

East London terrace meets mid-century California.

Designed to respond to the rituals of everyday family life, the open-plan layout and tonal contrasts transform the IKEA framework into a characterful, design-led kitchen.

Oak and sapele timber veneer fronts, strip pull handles and signature additions including open shelving and integrated bench seating create a space equally suited to work and play, cooking and dining.

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Bridal Path, Epsom

For this stunning new-build kitchen project we married a single run of IKEA cabinets with our white stained ash veneer fronts and integrated handles, along with a bespoke island boasting an integrated wine cooler and open shelves.

The result? A contemporary kitchen that revels in its refined and spare aesthetic.

Discover the full project via the link in bio.

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A rare whole home fit out, this classic from the archive featured everything from fronts and cabinetry in the kitchen and utility room, to office desk and storage, bespoke lounge joinery, bedroom wardrobes, cabinets in three bathrooms and entrance hall storage.

A showcase in coherent and unified design, each space is in conversation with the other through the consistent use of materials and detailing. The use of IKEA for much of the cabinetry illustrates the potential to create bespoke-looking joinery on a tighter budget.

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