Interiors: Kitchens

An important part of designing your kitchen is the finishing touches, those little things which really tie the room together. Vine suggest a few nice little features which will given your kitchen a stylish look.

Bright Teapots

These teapots come in three different sizes (£15.99 for small, £21.99 for medium and £31.99 for large, The Hardware Centre, Sevenoaks) and a wide variety of colours, allowing you to work around the colour of your kitchen and your individual taste. The larger teapots will be great for an elegant tea party, whereas the small ones are better for everyday use. 

Love champagne?

This lovely silver, heart-shaped champagne flute set (£53, Knole House Furniture, Sevenoaks) will make a great addition to any kitchen, creating a look that’s both elegant and romantic.

Vintage Bottles

The Hardware Centre in Sevenoaks stock a great range of vintage bottles and we love these ‘Absolutely Milk’ ones (£5.99). They bring a vintage look to any kitchen and are incredibly versatile; the sealable top allowing it to be used for all sorts.  

Coffee Fix

These little espresso mugs (£8.99, The Hardware Centre, Sevenoaks) are great for lovers of strong coffee; being suitable for both espresso and babychinos (a small cappuccino). They may be small but they are just as strong as all Le Creuset products; being fully microwavable, dishwasher safe and damage resistant. Available in nine vibrant shades these mugs will inject some colour and fun into your kitchen.

Small yet tough

These tiny spice pots (£6.99, The Hardware Centre, Sevenoaks) are a great addition to any kitchen, being both practical and reminding you of the good old days. Coming in a full range, you can get a pot for all your culinary needs.

Stylish Rack

A wine rack is an essential part of any wine lover’s kitchen, particularly if they throw a lot of parties. This unusual yet stylish piece (£299, Knole House Furniture, Sevenoaks) will look fantastic in any contemporary kitchen, becoming a real talking point. 

[Originally published by Vine Magazine]