Old Chelsea

Warm neutrals, deep Old Huns’ton red and beautifully crafted details give Old Chelsea its timeless character

Old Chelsea

Old Chelsea has that wonderful layered feeling: it’s elegant, practical and full of personality, with a contemporary look but enough traditional detail to feel timeless.

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There’s no shortage of clever storage here, from the tall larder-style cabinetry to the elegant wall cupboards with glazed fronts. The mix of concealed and display storage means you can show off the good glassware while hiding the less poetic realities of kitchen life. The freestanding drinks cabinet is a particular star: part bar, part dresser, and a daily joy.

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Old Chelsea shows how a traditional kitchen can feel fresh, personal and completely practical. Every detail has been chosen with care: the colour palette, the timber textures, the glazed cupboards, the appliances, the handles, the worktops. The result is a kitchen with real charm and substance – beautiful to look at and useful every day.

The tall cabinetry and wall cupboards are painted in Norfolk Dunes, a warm neutral that gives the space lightness and calm. Against it, the freestanding bar cabinet in Old Huns’ton red brings a rather magnificent splash of colour. Radome green appears as a deeper accent, giving the scheme another layer of depth.

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The cabinetry uses a rich mix of door styles and finishes, including walnut end grain, reeded oak, curved reeded walnut and unstained walnut. These timber details bring warmth and texture, balancing the painted cabinetry beautifully.

Sapienstone worktops provide a crisp, durable surface, while Miele appliances bring the modern performance. Armac Martin handles add that final note of polished brass elegance.

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Old Chelsea Wardrobes show what happens when bedroom storage is treated as part of the room rather than an addition. This is a complete bespoke arrangement: wardrobes, drawers, open shelves, dressing table, display space and clever tucked-away storage, all designed to work together.