A Classic Foundation
At the heart of the design is the warm Ash five-piece Signature Shaker cabinetry, finished in ‘Mouse’s Back’.
The natural character of the ash brings subtle texture and warmth to the room, while the traditional Shaker proportions provide a timeless architectural foundation.
The soft, earthy tone creates a calming atmosphere, allowing the natural materiality of the cabinetry to remain central to the design.
The Vision
The Turner Project was designed around a simple idea: to create a kitchen that feels equally at home in everyday family life and when entertaining.
The design combines familiar heritage details with carefully considered contemporary features, creating a space that feels classic without being overly formal.
From the traditional Belfast sink and antique brass hardware to the modern Bora induction hob, every element has been chosen to balance character with practicality.
A Palette of Warmth and Refinement
The ‘Mouse’s Back’ cabinetry provides a soft, grounded backdrop for the kitchen, while the Marbled White quartz worktops introduce light and movement.
The subtle marbling adds texture, depth and refinement, creating a beautiful contrast against the warmth of the ash cabinetry.
Touches of antique brass bring another layer of warmth. Elegant cup and knob handles introduce a subtle vintage accent, reinforcing the kitchen’s traditional character while adding a tactile quality to the cabinetry.
Heritage Details, Modern Utility
The sink area combines classic form with everyday practicality.
A traditional Belfast sink brings a timeless farmhouse feel to the kitchen, its generous proportions making it as practical as it is characterful.
Alongside it, a statement brass Quettle tap provides a contemporary take on traditional brassware, combining distinctive design with modern utility.
The result is a sink area that feels both beautifully established and perfectly suited to the rhythm of modern life.
Intelligent Cooking
Behind the traditional detailing sits a highly capable modern kitchen.
A Bora induction hob with downward extractor transforms the cooking experience, combining efficient induction cooking with integrated extraction.
By drawing odours and steam downwards, the system helps to reduce visual clutter while keeping the surrounding space open and considered.
It is a perfect example of the Turner Project’s wider approach: modern technology integrated quietly into a timeless design.
A Layout Designed for Living
The U-shaped layout has been carefully planned to support effortless movement and an intuitive workflow.
The arrangement creates a natural working zone, keeping everything close to hand while maintaining a comfortable sense of circulation.
Within the wider open-plan setting, the kitchen has been cleverly structured to feel like its own intimate space. It achieves a careful balance between connectivity and cosy seclusion, allowing the kitchen to remain part of the wider home without losing its own identity.
A Space to Gather
The Turner kitchen is designed around the moments that happen beyond cooking.
Whether preparing a quiet breakfast, catching up over coffee or hosting lively gatherings, the layout creates a welcoming backdrop for everyday life.
The combination of warm ash, soft marbled surfaces and antique brass gives the room a relaxed elegance, while the thoughtful planning ensures it remains practical and comfortable throughout the day.
Thoughtful Detail, Timeless Feel
The Turner Project brings together traditional craftsmanship and modern convenience in a way that feels natural and understated.
The Ash Shaker cabinetry provides warmth and character, while the Marbled White quartz adds light and sophistication. Antique brass details introduce heritage charm, complemented by modern technology that works quietly behind the scenes.
From the farmhouse character of the Belfast sink to the intelligent Bora hob and carefully considered U-shaped layout, every element has been designed with both beauty and everyday use in mind.
The result is a kitchen that is elegant, efficient and warmly inviting, a space made not just for cooking, but for living, gathering and creating lasting memories.
