Devol kitchen

A few weeks ago, Zoe and Letty ventured out of Clerkenwell to photograph a small but very beautiful kitchen in Covent Garden; we posted a couple of the pictures on Instagram, and it went down an absolute treat, so we decided to write a blog dedicated to small kitchens, and how to make the most of your space.

Welcome to The Stamp House Kitchen. Nestled down in the old servants' scullery of this incredibly restored Victorian property, built in 1859 and named after an eccentric stamp collector who once called it home. This place has a fascinating story, often frequented by King George VI for tea, it was one of only four of the grand Dulwich Estate villas to survive the bombings of

From designer-approved whites to sophisticated earthy hues, these are the paint colors catching our eye right now.

A Juliet balcony looking out over the River Thames is one of the reasons this kitchen felt so atmospheric. The dappled light poured in through the open doors and was instantly softened by the earthy tones and delicate translucent fabric at the windows. Using the same colour on your walls and your cupboards always seems to make a room feel more cohesive, but mostly it softens

This quaint walk-out kitchen by interior designer Chris Graves and deVOL Kitchens has a "Wes Anderson-meets-Provençal" look.

Imagine a big country house in the pretty village of Chislehurst, a row of independent shops and cafes, tree lined streets and winding country roads. Just a stone's throw on the train to London, yet the perfect spot to set up home - a home for the long term. This beautiful Arts and Crafts house, built in 1887, was very impressive; high ceilings, beautiful big spacious rooms

Welcome to The Stamp House Kitchen. Nestled down in the old servants' scullery of this incredibly restored Victorian property, built in 1859 and named after an eccentric stamp collector who once called it home. This place has a fascinating story, often frequented by King George VI for tea, it was one of only four of the grand Dulwich Estate villas to survive the bombings of

Kitchens can be extravagant, big, and the centerpiece of the design of a house. But sometimes, you want a functional, calm, and still beautiful kitchen. And

A Juliet balcony looking out over the River Thames is one of the reasons this kitchen felt so atmospheric. The dappled light poured in through the open doors and was instantly softened by the earthy tones and delicate translucent fabric at the windows. Using the same colour on your walls and your cupboards always seems to make a room feel more cohesive, but mostly it softens

The most wonderful yellow and aubergine London kitchen…