On top of this Glen was looking for some clever storage solutions, and as a budding home chef, he was particularly keen on maximising the surface area. The difficulty was delivering this without compromising on space and making the room feel cramped. Our solution? A fully mobile island, featuring full size cupboards, and integrated bin, and built to match the rest of the finishes - inspired again by the mobile island in our Hide flat. It can be pushed against the wall when not in use, and then easily wheeled out to created a peninsula-style design, perfect for when you are cooking while chatting to guests.

But one clever feature wasn’t enough, at Lozi we are always hungry for a challenge. When Glen mentioned how much he liked the look of the copper pipes he had discovered during the earlier stages of the build, it seemed wrong to box them or hide them away, and together we decided to make a feature of them instead. We used a specially devised Lozi method to map the location of all of the pipes, and then used these to custom cut the Foresso surfaces exactly to spec, so that they would sit snuggly around the pipes.

Storage is always at the forefront of everyone’s mind when designing, particularly in a kitchen environment. But it can be all the more tricky when you are working with a narrower space. We wanted to find a way of adding flexible storage that wouldn’t protrude into the room too much, but would still be useful (and not too pokey). This reimagining of our classic Peg Board is a fun and playful way to add storage to the space, and it can be configured in whatever way suits you - changing as you need it to.