06/09/2026
Having spent time globe-trotting as a family, our clients were drawn to the relaxed confidence of the Hamptons and classic New England homes - bright, well-proportioned spaces that feel welcoming rather than formal.
With its high ceilings and generous proportions, this kitchen could easily have felt ceremonial. Instead, warm oak flooring, carefully balanced lighting and considered detailing combine for a sense of homely sophistication.
We used our traditional in-frame design with bevelled wide doors, a profile with enough depth and shadow to feel characterful without dominating the room. The cabinetry is hand-painted in Chantilly Lace by , a soft white that keeps things fresh without tipping into stark, finished with polished chrome Jesper Square handles from .
The house itself is Neo-Georgian in its bones, with Art Deco touches in the cornicing and so our modern Shaker profile was chosen to bridge both influences: structured enough to honour the architecture, yet clean enough to feel entirely contemporary.