Symmetrical tea point run with six base units in light oak veneer, glass-fronted wall cabinets and a white quartz worktop with matching upstand. Power and data are trunked cleanly into the splashback.
Low level panelling painted to a Farrow & Ball colour, with a moulded cap rail running continuously around the room. Panel widths were set out to align with door openings and window reveals so the joinery reads as part of the architecture rather than an addition to it.
Low level panelling extended to wrap structural columns, forming a continuous dado that ties the room together. Each column was templated on site and the cladding machined in the workshop so the mitred corners close tightly around the steel substructure.
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