Explore this modern country kitchen in the Cotswolds
The newly renovated kitchen in an interior designer’s Cotswolds holiday home is a masterclass in modern country style.
Image: Patrick Butler-Madden
Discover this contemporary but classic cottage in the Cotswolds, designed by the renowned interior designer, Laura Butler-Madden. With plenty of room for six guests, the entire cottage has been fully renovated by Laura and husband Patrick and now includes a gorgeous country kitchen with a modern twist. This holiday home is “a nod to country cottage style,” Laura says, “but with a fresh, modern feel.” The couple collaborated with Perrin & Rowe to add the perfect finishing touches to her kitchen and here are some of our favourite design features.
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Open-plan living
Image: Patrick Butler-Madden
With shaker-style cabinets by deVOL in a calming duck egg shade, wooden flooring from Havwoods along with industrial-effect wall lighting from Pooky, the new kitchen scheme has everything a host and guests need for a relaxing stay. With an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area it’s the perfect space to relax and entertain.
Read more: How to create a modern country kitchen scheme
Brass luxe fittings
Image: Patrick Butler-Madden
The Perrin & Rowe Athenian Sink Mixer in aged brass works beautifully set against the cool Arabascata marble veining of the luxurious splashback and worksurface from Porter Bathroom. The shelf above the sink is also a really handy design feature as not only can beautiful accessories be displayed but it’s useful for storing washing up accessories.
Contemporary finishings
Image: Patrick Butler-Madden
“The colour of the units combined with the marble and the gold hardware create a happy and calm atmosphere and I love spending time in there,” says Laura. Laura has been consistent with her choice of finishings and kept everything brass which brings a warm and vintage feel to her Cotswolds cottage.
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