Dark FENIX fronts and natural oak shelves in the completed Lambarde Square kitchen
FENIX NTM Nero Ingo, birch plywood and oiled solid oak.

Lambarde Square, London · Apartment kitchen

FENIX and solid oak kitchen
at Lambarde Square, London.

A 120-degree junction, a designer’s vision and a carefully balanced mix of dark fronts and natural oak. A bespoke kitchen developed for this London apartment, completed in 2021.

Location
Lambarde Square, London
Completed
2021 · New installation
Distinctive detail
120-degree room junction
JS DECO’s role
Technical development & manufacture
Wide view of bespoke Lambarde Square apartment kitchen with FENIX Nero Ingo fronts and solid oak surfaces
The fitted cabinetry follows the apartment’s geometry, with oak connecting the darker elevations.

The room set the starting point

Resolving a 120-degree apartment kitchen junction.

One of the defining technical features of this apartment was its 120-degree junction. Most fitted kitchens are developed around 90-degree corners, so this geometry needed a response specific to the room.

The worktop runs and fitted cabinets were developed around the actual angle. The change in direction became part of the composition, maintaining a considered relationship between working surfaces, lower cabinets and wall-mounted furniture.

120°

A room-specific junction, resolved through the cabinetry and worktop layout.

The material palette

FENIX Nero Ingo, solid oak
and birch plywood construction.

All carcases and drawer boxes were manufactured from birch plywood. The doors also used a plywood core, finished with FENIX NTM Nero Ingo to create calm, visually consistent elevations.

The darker fronts were balanced by 44 mm oiled solid oak worktops and matching open shelves. Natural grain brings warmth to the room, while the two materials define its character without additional decoration.

It is an example of our approach to plywood-core kitchen furniture: considering the internal construction and external finish together.

Solid oak worktop with FENIX kitchen cabinets, hob and open oak shelving at Lambarde Square
Solid oak working surfaces and open shelving soften the dark FENIX cabinetry.
Bespoke Lambarde Square kitchen showing the angled oak worktop, dark cabinetry and integrated oven
The angled oak worktop, enclosed storage and integrated oven in the completed kitchen.

Living with the layout

A coherent kitchen, down to the everyday details.

Integrated appliances were coordinated within the fitted furniture, together with a ceramic sink and continuous solid oak working surfaces. Enclosed storage occupies most of the composition; open oak shelves provide accessible display areas and interrupt the dark elevations.

The open sections, oak surfaces and fitted cabinetry each have a distinct role, connected through consistent lines and carefully developed junctions. The unusual room angle reads as part of one coherent installation.

From concept to manufacture

A designer’s vision.
A workshop’s technical expertise.

The customers appointed a designer to establish the visual concept. JS DECO developed that concept into functional, proportionally resolved and manufacturing-ready furniture, protecting its intended visual direction.

01 / DESIGN INTENT

The starting concept

The client-appointed designer set the visual direction and material palette for the apartment kitchen.

02 / TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

Resolving the details

JS DECO coordinated tall, base and wall units, refined the material junctions and developed the 120-degree layout for everyday use, accurate production and installation.

03 / MANUFACTURE

Bringing it together

Birch plywood cabinetry, FENIX fronts and solid oak surfaces were manufactured as a coordinated bespoke kitchen.

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Your space, your starting point

Planning a kitchen with its own challenges?

Whether you have an unusual room, a material combination in mind or a designer’s concept, tell us what you are working towards.

The first step is to review the available concept, the geometry of the space and the proposed materials before technical development and manufacture begin.

JS DECO works with private clients and commercial project teams. Explore our commercial collaboration approach, or contact the workshop to discuss your plans.

A useful starting brief

  • Your location and the type of project
  • What you like about this kitchen
  • Any plans, dimensions or room photographs you already have
Start your kitchen enquiry

Mention “Lambarde Square” if you would like us to use this kitchen as a reference.

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