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Dec 26, 2024 | houzz.com | Kate Burt |NB Interiors

The owner of this home had lived with an inherited kitchen for more than 10 years, during which time she’d updated the rest of her home with another interior designer, who’d then moved abroad. She found Natasha Burton of NB Interiors UK on Houzz — where she’d spotted another very small kitchen the designer had worked on — and got in touch.

Nov 25, 2024 | houzz.com | Victoria Harrison |NB Interiors

Brass is a popular finish in kitchens, but it can be tricky to get it just right. Too much can be overwhelming. Too little and the effect can be lost. Knowing how to bring out its warmth and character is a skill these designers in England all share. Find out five ways they’ve used it in these designs. 1. Provide a Nod to a Home’s HistoryThis Victorian-era English kitchen was in need of a revamp, but the owner wanted to stick with white for the walls and countertop.

Nov 17, 2024 | houzz.co.uk | Kate Burt |NB Interiors

A sage green dressing room complements a bedroom revived with the clever use of colour and textureThis bedroom with en suite dressing room lacked character and cohesion. Its palette was also not complemented by its north-east-facing orientation, which left the space looking cold. There were also “too many doors”, according to Natasha Burton of NB Interiors UK, who renovated the space.

Oct 26, 2024 | houzz.co.uk | Victoria Harrison |NB Interiors

5. To complement rich walnut Walnut and brass are a classic combination that can work beautifully together in a kitchen. To complement the rich walnut of the units in this scheme by House by Mia, designer Mia Spencer dotted the kitchen with warm antique brass accents. These include discreet handles on the walnut drawers and long slim handles on the wall cabinets. “We like to do a limited number of materials, so it’s not overwhelming,” she says.

Jul 16, 2024 | houzz.co.uk | Kate Burt |George Robinson Kitchens |NB Interiors

Redoing your kitchen? Be inspired to reuse what you already have to create a gorgeous new lookNot only could redeploying your old kitchen cabinets when renovating be good for the environment, it could also save you money. Reconfiguring existing units can involve a bit more work for your contractor and both they and your designer will need to be on board, so choose your professional carefully: initial conversations should cover your desire to reuse and your reasons why.