The Shaker Kitchen Edit
beautiful and classic kitchens
classic. not cosplay.
The Shaker kitchen has survived for good reason. Simple cabinetry, useful details and honest materials make it remarkably difficult to date. The trick is keeping it on the right side of traditional. Contemporary lighting, good hardware, natural timber and a few carefully chosen pieces bring the classic Shaker kitchen firmly into the present without losing what made it work in the first place.
Nine details that stop a classic kitchen feeling predictable.
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01
Kilim style runner
Make a statement with this fantastic earthy runner that also helps keep feet off cold floors.
02
Brass colour tension rod
Hang your cafe curtains without the drill, the dust or the major drama.
03
Natural cafe curtain
A simple natural curtain that filters light and softens the edges of the room.
04
Pottery mug
Chunky, tactile and just the right side of handmade-looking. The one you always reach for.
05
Brass colour wall lamp
The light that makes the kitchen feel finished. Perfect with an old-style bulb.
06
Circular ceramic switch
A ceramic switch is the small upgrade that makes the whole room feel more considered.
07
Faux olive branches
Convincing olive branches for the vase providing greenery without the burden of maintenance.
08
Wabi-sabi vase
Organic shape, quiet texture and a little imperfection does a Shaker kitchen good.
09
Alessi peppermill
A hit of red cuts through all the natural timber, stone and sensible neutrals.
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