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A family-run business established in 2002, Kitchen Architecture has design centres in London, Oxford, and Cheshire. www.kitchenarchitecture.co.uk

A bulthaup specialist and luxury homes products supplier. Architectural designer

28/10/2026

You can almost close your eyes and map out your movements in a kitchen like this. Everything you need is just a step, twist or reach away.

With a double island, the cook stays the star in the centre, with plenty of room to cook, prep, and wash, while still leaving space for the inevitable pile-up of post, water bottles and homework on the surface.

26/10/2026

Until someone creates stylish air-con units, we’ll keep designing around them.

Here, we concealed the unit behind a slatted timber screen that matches the surrounding furniture’s material and language.

25/10/2026

How traditional does a traditional kitchen need to be?

One thing we like about the Teddy Edwards collection is how differently the same traditional starting point can look.

Shaker doors can be in-frame or lay-on, with traditional decorative beading or without it for a cleaner, more contemporary feel. Add different colours, hardware and materials, and suddenly the same design can go in a completely different direction.

22/10/2026

Our October Supper Club took us to Kings Yard in Putney, the perfect way to open the newly refurbished space.

Set within our mews house, it feels like being in someone’s home rather than a venue, which made it a fitting setting for an evening around one table.

The first of many here.

21/10/2026

A home you can feel.

There isn’t a surface in this home that doesn’t tempt you to reach out and touch it.

From the textured walls and timber cabinetry to the soft sofas, woven lights and stone, there’s something for your fingers to explore everywhere you look.

More than just how it looks, texture adds warmth, contrast and comfort to our homes.

20/10/2026

There’s always more to a project than the kitchen. We loved all the little details throughout this home, from the places to sit and the views to the quieter corners in between.

A beautiful one by and a kitchen by us.

18/10/2026

We always put you centre stage.

It’s easy to get caught up in the cabinetry, the materials and the finishes when designing a kitchen. But the most important part of any home is always you.

That’s what sits at the heart of Kitchens with Soul. We start with how you live, what matters to you, and how you want your home to feel.

A lovely note to end our week celebrating the campaign and the creative minds who helped bring it to life: Ben Ingham behind the camera and Tim Ashton behind the words.

17/10/2026

Bringing life to inanimate objects.

A vase, a piece of art, a favourite object picked up on your travels. To someone else, they may just be things, but to you, they change how the whole space feels, filling it with memories, feelings and life.

In this image, Ben Ingham plays with light, reflection and movement to bring the stillness of the room to life.

It’s one of the things we love about this campaign: the way it finds something interesting in the details we might otherwise pass by.

16/10/2026

Make your house harder to sell.

We find that our clients fall so head over heels in love with their new kitchen that whilst they can’t wait to share it with friends and family over a dinner party or a weekend stay, that’s as far as they’re prepared to go.

A recent survey with our friends at Savills suggests a beautiful kitchen is the number one attraction when buying a new home. Which begs the question: are we designing luxury kitchens to help our clients sell their homes, or so they never want to move?

That’s the thinking behind our Kitchens with Soul campaign, brought to life through Ben Ingham’s photography and Tim Ashton’s words.

After all, the aim is to create a home you love living in, not one you’re already thinking about selling.

15/10/2026

*Contains life.

A kitchen is never just a kitchen. It’s the school bags dumped on the worktop, the half-finished breakfast, the things that somehow find a permanent home on the island.

For the Kitchens with Soul campaign, Ben Ingham captured the everyday signs of life that make a house feel like a home. It’s a reminder that a kitchen doesn’t need to look untouched to be beautiful. In fact, it’s often the opposite.

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Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm

Website

https://www.kitchenarchitecture.co.uk/

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