W120 × D65 × H91 cm
£599
If you’re looking to upgrade an open plan kitchen and want to break up the vast expanse of floor space in the centre of your room, there is no better furnishing than a kitchen island.
Designed to offer extra surface space as well as storage, a kitchen island is a versatile addition to any kitchen which can double as a table for informal meals, and which is ideal for entertaining and times when you want to arrange food in a specific way for guests. Read more…
Designed to offer extra surface space as well as storage, a kitchen island is a versatile addition to any kitchen which can double as a table for informal meals, and which is ideal for entertaining and times when you want to arrange food in a specific way for guests. Read more…
The Natural History Museum kitchen island is a very specific design, made from mango wood and brought to life in collaboration with the museum itself.
With the deliberately worn and faded aesthetic of the wood, the concept of this kitchen island is to create a focal point – one which is inspired by the architecture and features of the museum building, while infusing modern convenience and practical elements.
The end result is a kitchen island which can seat two people at all times or be extended to form a larger dining table when required.
The opposite side from the seating area boasts a couple of storage drawers and cabinets, while the six legs ensure maximum stability on any surface.
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