Kitchen of the Week: The New Urban Rustic Kitchen, Clerkenwell Edition

Last spring, we featured English woodworker Sebastian Cox's "urban rustic" design for deVol, the UK bespoke kitchen company. Here's the first domestic installation of the kitchen, in an "industrial-style, large and very light space near Exmouth Market," according to deVol founder Paul O'Leary. "This design brings a bit of woodland into the city, with some style, using British grown (and often overlooked) sustainable timbers, a mix of natural colors, inky blue-black dye, and a dash of copper." 

The Sebastian Cox kitchen range by DeVol is handmade in their Leicestershire workshop, with prices starting from £15,000.

Above: "Materials include sustainable timbers, a mix of natural colors, inky blue-black dyed cabinetry, and a dash of copper," O'Leary says.

Above: A German Biergarten Table serves as dining table.

Above: "The simple run includes a cooker, sink, dishwasher, and plenty of storage," O'Leary says. Plus windows overlooking the garden.

Above: "The Smeg fridge is always a good idea, and paired with the pantry it looks uncomplicated, practical, and so simple," O'Leary says.

Above: Steel support beams are painted black and integrated into the design.

Above: The first glazed glass pantry cupboard has slender beech panels, small copper knobs, and a woven panel.

See more noteworthy culinary spaces in our Kitchen of the Week gallery.

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