The Naked Truth - Our Blog
The Naked Kitchens blog is the place where we celebrate all the highs, lows, and beautiful chaos of kitchen life.
Come on in for style ideas, expert guides, lighting, plants, recipes, and plenty besides, all from some truly fabulous and exciting guest authors.
Why we love natural materials in the kitchen
Solid wood, beautiful stone... We humans are hardwired to love natural materials. Here’s why they feel so good in a kitchen.
What is a G-shaped kitchen layout?
Discover the benefits of a G-shaped kitchen layout, with design tips, layout ideas, and inspiration for creating a functional, stylish, space-efficient kitchen.
Secret storage: fabulous hidden solutions for every room in your home
Discover smart, stylish hidden storage ideas for every room in your home - from secret coffee stations to show-stopping home bars and hideaway offices.
7 simple ways to make your kitchen a joy to entertain in
Kitchens built for cooking, chatting, clinking glasses and staying up too late... Here's how to design a kitchen built for social life.
Built for London Life: Behind the Scenes
How we took a full Naked Kitchens sink unit on a one-day photoshoot across seven London landmarks — from Westminster to Primrose Hill — and lived to tell the tale.
From brickwork to breakfast bars: Architect Nick Berzins on designing kitchens that make life better
Architect Nick Berzins shares his approach to designing warm, characterful kitchens for family homes – and why the secret lies in good layout, great materials and personal collaboration…
Built for the London Life: Kitchen Sink Dramas with Ladbroke Wolferton-Green
We took one of our most elegant sink units on a photoshoot around London. But then something rather odd happened...
A kitchen for light, landscape and living: Studio 163’s Blue House
We spoke to architect Tom Feary of Studio 163 about Blue House – a stunning North Norfolk retrofit featuring a calm, contemporary kitchen by Naked Kitchens.
5 simple ways to make your kitchen a joy to cook in
Whether you’re rustling up a quick supper or cooking up a feast, your kitchen should be a place where you feel relaxed, inspired, and at home.
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