A Recent ‘Lichfield’ Case Study - Mr & Mrs Johnson

Mr & Mrs Johnson were renovating their 200 year old farmhouse. The building hadn’t been touched for years and the fact that the kitchen had to be ‘gutted’ and taken back to brick, gave the Johnson’s and Fisher & Noble a clean canvas with which to work.

To complement the character, age and original features - such as structural oak beams and ceiling meat hooks, the ‘Staffordshire’ -modular, in-frame range offered the perfect choice.

A Kitchen sink unit was designed for under the window where previously just a radiator had stood; this made better use of both the view from the window and what was a plain and largely unused wall - providing the Johnsons with useful additional storage.

Opposite, a large AGA fridge - freezer and integrated pantry and storage cupboards either side provided the home with all its food storage requirement and in the middle of the kitchen space sits a large island providing extra worktop space, cupboard storage and a family breakfast bar. A large pale blue AGA range cooker sits head of the kitchen with a matching full width mantel shelf.

Particularly useful, is the seating / boot-room area as you enter the kitchen - ideal for Mr & Mrs Johnson and their two children after coming in - from outside on a muddy winters day.

A utility, just of the kitchen, features the same matching furniture - providing a consistent use of design, materials and colour.