Martinborough House

Aug 23

Designed with sustainability, longevity and everyday living at its core, this kitchen reflects the clients’ desire for a home that feels connected to nature while remaining highly functional for modern family life.

Set within a rural environment, the home’s expansive countryside outlook inspired a natural colour palette. Muted green cabinetry and handcrafted green tiles echo the rolling paddocks beyond, strengthening the connection between indoors and out. Exposed plywood detailing, warm timber flooring and tactile finishes add texture and warmth, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere.

Wherever possible, sustainable materials were selected to minimise environmental impact without compromising on quality or design. Durable finishes and timeless colours ensure the kitchen will age gracefully, reducing the need for future renovations and supporting the clients’ commitment to creating a home that lasts.

The generous island and AGA eR7 range cooker form the visual and functional centre of the kitchen. A concealed scullery keeps preparation and storage hidden from view, allowing the main kitchen to remain uncluttered and inviting. The custom window bar and drinks cabinet provide dedicated spaces for relaxing, working from home or entertaining guests, while layered lighting enhances the atmosphere from day to night.

Carrolls work extended well beyond the kitchen. The team also created scullery, a second kitchen, bookcase, bathroom vanity, laundry and wardrobe, bringing the same level of care to every part of the home.