Step inside a quirky green retro-inspired kitchen
For a contemporary feel, green high-gloss cabinetry in an olive shade is framed by Tobacco veneer for a look that is distinctly retro.

For a contemporary feel, green high-gloss cabinetry in an olive shade is framed by Tobacco veneer for a look that is distinctly retro. The glossy finish is also remarkably easy to keep clean. Solid American walnut has been used for a single run of worktop, adding warmth to the scheme.
Kitchen design
Hacienda UK
Cabinetry
Lucido range by Rotpunkt
1/7 Worktop
Solid American walnut from John Barnes Joinery
2/7 Work surfaces
Handleless units create the illusion of space, while grey laminate worktops complement the splashback tiles, which are arranged in a metro-style pattern.
Similar worktop
Duropal
Similar tiles
Walls and Floors
3/7 Induction hob
A four-zone induction hob sits flush in the laminate worktop and has electronic touch controls.
Induction hob
Neff
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4/7 Hot-water tap
A boiling-water tap delivers piping-hot water so there's no need for a kettle for tea or coffee.
Tap
In-Sink-Erator
5/7 Crockery storage
The shelves, supported by a metal leg at one end and a cupboard at the other, provide ample storage while retaining a sense of openness. They are made from pine and are used to store crockery and glassware.
Similar crockery and glassware
John Lewis
6/7 Oven bank
A pyrolytic single oven and combination microwave have been built in at eye level to create a neat appliance hub.
Oven and microwave
Neff
7/7 Pull-out storage
This handy pull-out unit has a three rack storage for bottles, spices and condiments. Full-length mirrored walls increase the light in this kitchen, creating the illusion of space.
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Heather Young has been Ideal Home’s Editor since late 2020, and Editor-In-Chief since 2023. She is an interiors journalist and editor who’s been working for some of the UK’s leading interiors magazines for over 20 years, both in-house and as a freelancer.
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