Uncommon Projects can be found throughout London and all over the UK. From single kitchen installations to top-to-bottom house redevelopments, our designs always take the overall architecture and aesthetic of the property as their starting point, so whatever the layout and finish chosen, they always make the most of the space and feel like they belong.
This kitchen features a large island with breakfast bar facing the dining table. A window seat with internal storage overlooks the garden. The style of the kitchen suits the client's collection of mid-century furniture and objects. This kitchen was designed for a Span house that still retains it's original glass room divider, a feature normally missing from these houses.
The cabinets are finished in maple veneer to contrast with the original hardwood parquet floor. The green worktop matches the original colour of the garage doors on the estate. Situated in a Victorian house with an unusual layout, we had to try and make this kitchen feel like it was a part of the rest of the room, despite being tucked away at the back.
This kitchen features a large island with breakfast bar facing the dining table. A window seat with internal storage overlooks the garden. The style of the kitchen suits the client's collection of mid-century furniture and objects. This kitchen was designed for a Span house that still retains it's original glass room divider, a feature normally missing from these houses.
The cabinets are finished in maple veneer to contrast with the original hardwood parquet floor. The green worktop matches the original colour of the garage doors on the estate. Situated in a Victorian house with an unusual layout, we had to try and make this kitchen feel like it was a part of the rest of the room, despite being tucked away at the back.
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At Uncommon Projects, we have been designing, manufacturing and installing bespoke kitchens and furniture for a decade. Our founders, the architect Alan Drumm and the product designer James Hoy, set up our studio in London, in 2011, armed with a wealth of experience in interior architecture, design and manufacture, a mutual affection for the early modernist aesthetic, and a shared appreciation of the material possibilities of plywood.
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First, it's important to clarify something: you will find a cheaper kitchen elsewhere. What you are much less likely to find is one that's better-made, longer-lasting, more thoughtfully designed or built from higher-quality materials. Every item of Uncommon Projects furniture is individually designed from scratch by experienced and qualified designers (not salespeople with software).
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Uncommon Projects really seemed to care about our kitchen project - in a side return to a Victorian terrace. They challenged us to think differently and consistently gave us excellent advice about everything from the units, worktops, and appliances to the floor tiles and the lighting. Communication with Alan and Liz was always friendly, easy and quick.
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