This white minimal kitchen is the Mackintosh Linear Satin White PVC, a soft white minimal door for ease on the eye and of course to clean. The client chose Kensho Silestone worktops with the matching integrated sink. She opted for all Neff appliances; the ovens have the 'slide and hide' doors and the wide induction hob has the very funky twist pad.

Herbert William supplied and installed the Kitchen. We worked very closely with the builder to get electrics in the right place, there was a great deal of planning discussion about positions of radiators to suit the Kitchen design. We worked with the builder to site the INOX ceiling extractor.

The L shape Island houses seats for four people and also houses a wine chiller. It also has a useful 'pop up socket' The entire rear of the Island is glass panelling that opens out to the garden creating a very modern inside-outside space.

The client came back to Herbert William as Sarah designed and supplied her original Kitchen for her 18 years ago. The, then fashionable, wood finish was removed, the whole of the rear of the property extended to create this light and spacious place for cooking and entertaining.

The clients home is always full of visitors and she loves to have her boys and their families around so the Kitchen not only needed to be up to catering for their needs but it needed to offer a space that at weekends they can all be together

The huge Island means that her guests can be in her company whilst she is at the sink, hob or oven

The dining end of the Kitchen was fitted with a co-ordinating cabinet that was bespoke designed to accommodate glassware and drinks. Spirits, mixers, you name it for all the cocktails they can whizz up in that designated space!