Hand Painted Kitchen Warwick, Warwickshire

When a kitchen reaches the ten-year milestone, it often tells the story of a decade of busy family life. My recent project in Warwick involved a beautifully crafted Harvey Jones kitchen that, while structurally timeless, was beginning to feel disconnected from the vibrant, open-plan living space it shared, due to wear and tear.

Respecting the Heritage

A Harvey Jones kitchen is a significant investment in quality. To repaint one properly, you have to understand the "DNA" of the brand. These aren't just cupboards; they are bespoke pieces of furniture built with specific joinery and character.

My role isn't to cover that up, but to breathe new life into it. By respecting the original craftsmanship, I ensure that the finish feels "factory-original" rather than "renovated." It’s about maintaining the integrity of the brand while updating the aesthetic for the next decade of its life.

The Vision: Harmony in Open-Plan Living

The challenge with open-plan homes is ensuring the kitchen doesn't just "exist" in the room, but actively enhances the living area. My client felt the original palette had served its time.

We spent a significant amount of time together discussing how light travels through the space and how the kitchen could better complement the surrounding furniture and decor. I see my role as a consultant, helping you bridge the gap between a "functional cooking space" and a "sophisticated living environment."

The Process: The Art of Preparation

While I won't bore you with the "nuts and bolts" of my meticulous system, the preparation is where the magic happens. I use the finest materials available to the modern specialist to ensure that the tactile experience - the way the doors feel to the touch - is as luxurious as the visual transformation.

I believe the materials should be invisible; you shouldn't see "paint," you should see a flawless, durable surface that invites you to run your hand across it.

The Result: More Than Just a Repaint

The client’s feedback wasn't only about the fabulous paint finish - it was about how they felt sitting in their "new" room. The kitchen once again felt like a bespoke piece of furniture, perfectly integrated into their lifestyle. It’s a testament to the fact that when you have a kitchen with great DNA, you don't need to replace it - you just need a master's touch to help it evolve.

Hand Painted Kitchen - After Photos