I love the image of deVOL’s Bloomsbury kitchen that shows the range in the center, dark green cabinets and walls, with open dark green cabinet on the left with glassware, and open dark green cabinet on the right with dishes.
I love that one too and very nearly picked it for the video! I could have picked so many more from all of these companies, they have some amazing projects. Thanks for watching! 😁
I’m designing a small home, less than 300 sq ft. These videos have truly helped with so many details. Thanks for providing precisely what I was looking for.🎉
OMG! I'd love for you to make a series on this! Please pretty, please make one. These companies you listed are awesome. I'd love to know what else you have in mind. If not, could you post them on your blog? 🙏🏻
Key Lime 11 minutes ago Fantastic video! While I love moody rooms, I do like a lighter kitchen with lighter countertops, as I think it’s more functional. I’d love to see this style video dedicated to small kitchens. While I love no uppers, storage is an issue in a smaller kitchens, and workspace is an issue with full wall storage. I’d love to get inspiration for beautiful small kitchens that are functional for cooks!
I love the haberdashers kitchen. That's so cool & stylish and sensually gorgeous. I want that in my kitchen but will have to contendcwith a slightly less expensive version
The inset area at the back of the Roundhouse "Dark & Moody" kitchen almost looks like a still life painting by the masters. It's stunning and so highly curated.
Roundhouse is by far the best. There is one on my high street and their showroom is amazing. I live the fact they haven’t use the same-o same-o marble. I am sure they are extremely expensive.
I am a new subscriber and am really enjoying your videos, I am finding them extremely helpful and more importantly unbiased without the affiliation of an employee from a company. Now is there a video on where or how to find a great kitchen designer! someone like yourself who has taste but without that sort of sales pitch, been there and had that. Not so many can or do think outside the box and so very many kitchens look samey with the odd design thingy if you know what I mean. This as with your other videos is very helpful thank you.
Thank you so much! Pleased to hear you're finding them helpful. I know what you mean about some designers, they can be a little more 'sales people' then designers, which can be very off putting. I always recommend going to a few kitchen designers/showrooms and getting different designs done. Hopefully you get some different options/ideas but more importantly get a feel for the designer and if you think they would be a good fit with you. Sometimes you can just tell. Good video topic though, i'll add it to my list!
@@kitchinsider Thank you very much for your helpful reply which I shall certainly take on board, its going to be a long hard slog but hopefully in the end! Very pleased you noted my rather obvious knock, knock regarding this topic, I feel there are many of us out here who are in the same boat and honestly there isn't anywhere or anyone to turn to, a comprehensive list of tried and trusted's would be amazing especially as I am in the UK You would think being in London that I would be spoiled for choice but........... Thank you, Ramon.
What an inspiring video! Yes, please make this a series. My favorite is the last one - green cabinets with white marble, and love the pocket doors. I'm in the US, so would love to see more brands available here. Are you familiar with Form Kitchens? They have the modern European style cabinets and are available in the US.
Thanks, it was a fun one to make! I'm not familiar with Form kitchens (looking them up now) but if I do another one of these videos I'll be sure to add some more US companies. Thanks for watching! 😁
I am a new subscriber, your videos are amazing. I normally watch 3 a day repetitively because they are so helpful. Thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 and oh yes, more please.
Awesome vid and thank you. Learned something new for sure. Bulthaup, Siematic, Arclinea are more common in Las Vegas and Silicon Valley area but loving the devol and Blakes
I'm not a fan of islands any more. I also tried a kitchen with no upper cabinets and gutted it in a matter of months. Upper cabinets to the ceiling and a handsome wooden table is the look that resonates with me now. Japanese or Japandi styles look fresh.
My favorite is the first one with the wood Island. All those kitchens are beautiful though they must cost a fortune. What is your opinion on IKEA kitchen + other brands for cabinets doors and hardware (plums, super front reform…etc). I leave in France, do you have any suggestions for budget friendly kitchen with durability and design? Thanks for your help.
I do love that kitchen! 😁 I think IKEA cabinets are great for their price point and versatility. As you mention, going custom for the fronts can really elevate them. Lots of good companies doing custom fronts (there's a UK one called husk I really like). I'm afraid being in the UK I'm not familiar with many kitchen brands in France (other than schmidt) so it's difficult for me to suggest anyone, sorry. Thanks for watching!
I can't say I'm a fan of marble or granite countertops. There's something jarring that a material that took millions of years to for under immense pressure and temperatures is used in such an off hand cosmetic manner. Personally I prefer wood or laminate. It has a warmer feel to it and wood is very forgiving. If it gets stained or has too many gougesyou can just sand it down and apply either oil or varnish to bring it back
Please could you make a video on the current hot zone requirements in the UK, with examples of designs that comply with them? The internet is full of conflicting advice!
Isn't that green marble fabulous, paired so well with the wood. I would like to have seen what lighting they used, but even on the website it isn't shown.
Love your videos! Do you know the brands of hot water faucets that are shown? Not sure if a combined faucet makes accidents more likely and I was curious on how this is managed
Thanks so much! 😁 The ones I pointed out were all Quooker taps. As for safety - Boiling water taps all have child safety locks/special ways to turn on the boiling water. You can't just turn the boiling tap on, there's always an extra step for safety. (hold button down then push, push twice then hold down etc...) Also, some are aerated (add air into the water flow) to help in case you run your hand underneath, it won't scald the same as a solid water flow. You can read a bit more about them and my favourite ones here - kitchinsider.com/best-boiling-water-taps/
I love the marble worktops! However, I’ve been warned against using marble as it stains easily and I use a lot of tumeric, beetroot and other stain prone ingredients when I cook. Can you recommend an alternative material that is just as bold and veiny?
I hate the green Devol kitchen. How comes that there are supports to the marble shelf? They ruin the marble and are something that will get really dirty
I do enjoy your presentatione but fashion is deceptive. I doubt this minimalist style will be looked upon in years to come as anything but incredibly bland and boring other than some splashbacks
Yes, please turn this into a series. I really enjoyed your selections and also introduced me to companies I never heard of before.
OMG, Green kitchen STUNNING!!
Isn't it! 😍
Nordiska kok took my breath away literally and made me watch video several times. Someone is truly blessed to have such immagination
I know, I love their designs!
Love the deVol green kitchen.
It's a beauty!
I love the image of deVOL’s Bloomsbury kitchen that shows the range in the center, dark green cabinets and walls, with open dark green cabinet on the left with glassware, and open dark green cabinet on the right with dishes.
I love that one too and very nearly picked it for the video! I could have picked so many more from all of these companies, they have some amazing projects. Thanks for watching! 😁
Your channel is so peaceful, informative, and fun. I'm learning so much and appreciated walking through this video-- so helpful!
Thank you so much! Glad I could help!
I’m designing a small home, less than 300 sq ft. These videos have truly helped with so many details. Thanks for providing precisely what I was looking for.🎉
OMG! I'd love for you to make a series on this! Please pretty, please make one. These companies you listed are awesome. I'd love to know what else you have in mind. If not, could you post them on your blog? 🙏🏻
Just Found your channel. Absolutely inspirational. Loved the kitchen with the green Marble.. superb.
Thanks so much! Yeah, I love that kitchen, the green marble is gorgeous!
That's so much inspiration and range of modern styles in this video. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
That was a lovely video. You need to turn this into a series!
Blake's first kitchen blew me away. The slated wood island, mix of dark and light and the walk-in pantry is stunning.
I know! I love that kitchen!
I liked that too, though I wonder if the slats are practical in a family kitchen
Key Lime
11 minutes ago
Fantastic video! While I love moody rooms, I do like a lighter kitchen with lighter countertops, as I think it’s more functional. I’d love to see this style video dedicated to small kitchens. While I love no uppers, storage is an issue in a smaller kitchens, and workspace is an issue with full wall storage. I’d love to get inspiration for beautiful small kitchens that are functional for cooks!
I love the haberdashers kitchen. That's so cool & stylish and sensually gorgeous. I want that in my kitchen but will have to contendcwith a slightly less expensive version
Yes please turn it into a series. Totally enjoyed watching this video. Took screenshots and everything❤️❤️❤️
Amazing! i used to work for Craig etc at Roundhouse! Loved working and painting their kitchen cabinets! Top stuff and top choice
The inset area at the back of the Roundhouse "Dark & Moody" kitchen almost looks like a still life painting by the masters. It's stunning and so highly curated.
It's beautiful isn't it! I think the photographer/stylist did a fantastic job!
Blake’s dark kitchen is my favourite
Roundhouse is by far the best. There is one on my high street and their showroom is amazing. I live the fact they haven’t use the same-o same-o marble. I am sure they are extremely expensive.
I am a new subscriber and am really enjoying your videos, I am finding them extremely helpful and more importantly unbiased without the affiliation of an employee from a company. Now is there a video on where or how to find a great kitchen designer! someone like yourself who has taste but without that sort of sales pitch, been there and had that. Not so many can or do think outside the box and so very many kitchens look samey with the odd design thingy if you know what I mean. This as with your other videos is very helpful thank you.
Thank you so much! Pleased to hear you're finding them helpful.
I know what you mean about some designers, they can be a little more 'sales people' then designers, which can be very off putting.
I always recommend going to a few kitchen designers/showrooms and getting different designs done. Hopefully you get some different options/ideas but more importantly get a feel for the designer and if you think they would be a good fit with you. Sometimes you can just tell. Good video topic though, i'll add it to my list!
@@kitchinsider Thank you very much for your helpful reply which I shall certainly take on board, its going to be a long hard slog but hopefully in the end! Very pleased you noted my rather obvious knock, knock regarding this topic, I feel there are many of us out here who are in the same boat and honestly there isn't anywhere or anyone to turn to, a comprehensive list of tried and trusted's would be amazing especially as I am in the UK You would think being in London that I would be spoiled for choice but........... Thank you, Ramon.
What an inspiring video! Yes, please make this a series. My favorite is the last one - green cabinets with white marble, and love the pocket doors. I'm in the US, so would love to see more brands available here. Are you familiar with Form Kitchens? They have the modern European style cabinets and are available in the US.
Thanks, it was a fun one to make! I'm not familiar with Form kitchens (looking them up now) but if I do another one of these videos I'll be sure to add some more US companies. Thanks for watching! 😁
Wonderful. Please make it a series
I am a new subscriber, your videos are amazing. I normally watch 3 a day repetitively because they are so helpful. Thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 and oh yes, more please.
Thank you so much! That's very kind. Really pleased to hear they are helpful 😁
Love your videos, more please 😁.
Thank you! Will do! 😁
I am so happy you featured Devol. I love them so much.
Thank you for your expertise and excellent taste.
Thanks! They're beautiful aren't they!
Awesome vid and thank you. Learned something new for sure. Bulthaup, Siematic, Arclinea are more common in Las Vegas and Silicon Valley area but loving the devol and Blakes
I'm not a fan of islands any more. I also tried a kitchen with no upper cabinets and gutted it in a matter of months. Upper cabinets to the ceiling and a handsome wooden table is the look that resonates with me now. Japanese or Japandi styles look fresh.
My favorite is the first one with the wood Island. All those kitchens are beautiful though they must cost a fortune. What is your opinion on IKEA kitchen + other brands for cabinets doors and hardware (plums, super front reform…etc). I leave in France, do you have any suggestions for budget friendly kitchen with durability and design? Thanks for your help.
I do love that kitchen! 😁
I think IKEA cabinets are great for their price point and versatility. As you mention, going custom for the fronts can really elevate them. Lots of good companies doing custom fronts (there's a UK one called husk I really like).
I'm afraid being in the UK I'm not familiar with many kitchen brands in France (other than schmidt) so it's difficult for me to suggest anyone, sorry. Thanks for watching!
Have to agree, the wood design of #1 is stunning.
Marble, marble everywhere. The price of one of those marble pieces is probably more than my full budget for my whole kitchen renovation. :*D
I can't say I'm a fan of marble or granite countertops. There's something jarring that a material that took millions of years to for under immense pressure and temperatures is used in such an off hand cosmetic manner. Personally I prefer wood or laminate. It has a warmer feel to it and wood is very forgiving. If it gets stained or has too many gougesyou can just sand it down and apply either oil or varnish to bring it back
My favorites were the designs by deVol.
Nice! They have some really beautiful kitchens!
Please could you make a video on the current hot zone requirements in the UK, with examples of designs that comply with them? The internet is full of conflicting advice!
Isn't that green marble fabulous, paired so well with the wood. I would like to have seen what lighting they used, but even on the website it isn't shown.
Hey there! New subscriber here Thankyou for all the good info
My pleasure, pleased you like it. Thanks for subscribing! 😁
I love it 😍
Love your videos! Do you know the brands of hot water faucets that are shown? Not sure if a combined faucet makes accidents more likely and I was curious on how this is managed
Thanks so much! 😁 The ones I pointed out were all Quooker taps.
As for safety - Boiling water taps all have child safety locks/special ways to turn on the boiling water. You can't just turn the boiling tap on, there's always an extra step for safety. (hold button down then push, push twice then hold down etc...) Also, some are aerated (add air into the water flow) to help in case you run your hand underneath, it won't scald the same as a solid water flow. You can read a bit more about them and my favourite ones here - kitchinsider.com/best-boiling-water-taps/
can you do a budget kitchens
I love the marble worktops! However, I’ve been warned against using marble as it stains easily and I use a lot of tumeric, beetroot and other stain prone ingredients when I cook. Can you recommend an alternative material that is just as bold and veiny?
Are these Luxury kitchens or a little bit of a step down? I only know Poggenpohl and Bulthaup as the top of the line German cabinets.
maybe a person just has to grow up with money, but I would not trade my favorite kitchen for any of these.
THANK GOD, finally someone who knows how to measure with millimeter not with feet & toes.
Haha! Thanks! Curious, would it be 5 toes to a feet? 😁
@@kitchinsider 2 inches of snow
Devol kitchen
They have some lovely projects!
I hate the green Devol kitchen. How comes that there are supports to the marble shelf? They ruin the marble and are something that will get really dirty
All the other kitchens are beautiful.
Wow, all of these feel so cold. I didn't like any of them.
I do enjoy your presentatione but fashion is deceptive. I doubt this minimalist style will be looked upon in years to come as anything but incredibly bland and boring other than some splashbacks