Traditional Kitchen Designs
Luxury Bespoke Traditional Kitchens, Handmade in Yorkshire
Treske's traditional kitchens are completely bespoke to your home. Classic kitchen designs allow our skilled craftsmanship to really shine, combining tried-and-tested techniques with modern methods. The result? Stunning kitchens that highlight the beauty of natural materials alongside classic colour palettes and fittings.
Kitchen Project - Poppleton
Designed for a busy family who love to socialise, Treske designed the Poppleton kitchen with clean lines and traditional craftsmanship to create a timeless kitchen for everyday family living.
Kitchen Project - Almscliffe
The Almscliffe kitchen was designed for an extension to a traditional Yorkshire farmhouse and is split into three areas, the kitchen, a dining area and a snug/home office.
Kitchen Project - Thirsk
A light and welcoming Arts and Crafts style kitchen with contrasting finishes. Resulting in a beautifully elegant and practical space that can be enjoyed by the whole family.
Kitchen Project - Vale
Many houses undergo a renovation prior to a kitchen installation. The addition of an extension and double French doors to this traditional old farmhouse, has flooded the existing kitchen space with light and added additional workspace and height to the room. A utility, bespoke home office and a dressing room completed the project.
Kitchen Project - Kilburn
A well thought out project to improve access and ease of use within the house. The cabinetry uses a mix of painted and feature oak cabinetry to create a kitchen, home office and dining areas.
Kitchen Project - Glebeside
An exemplary example of a traditional Arts & Crafts styled exquisite kitchen, with Voysey influenced features and styling.
Kitchen Project - Moorside
Situated at one end of a traditional and beautiful moorland long barn conversion, this Shaker kitchen design uses a great mix of materials to produce a timeless blend with the open plan surroundings.
Kitchen Project - Stokesley
The gentle curves and traditional craftsmanship combined with excellent design make for a practical and beautiful soft Shaker kitchen.
Kitchen Project - York
An individual kitchen and utility, Shaker style based, with a customised cocktail corner and larder cupboard set around a practical cooks island cabinet for easy food preparation.
Kitchen Project - Bedale
Traditional farmhouse kitchen made in pippy & burr oak
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What is a Traditional Kitchen?
A traditional kitchen design typically incorporates doors that hang within frames using traditional butt hinges to produce that classic English kitchen feel. Door styles range from Shaker to more ornate styles with cockbead or other details worked into door frames and doors themselves. Natural woods like traditional oak are often used but a painted finish is also an option.
Do you install traditional kitchens near me?
Many of our customers are based in Yorkshire or the North of England, but we can install traditional kitchens anywhere in the UK.
How much does a traditional kitchen cost?
The cost of a traditional kitchen can vary significantly based on a number of factors. While cabinetry typically makes up around 40% of the total project cost, the final price is heavily influenced by the client's choice of appliances, work surfaces, and additional accessories.
As a general guideline, the cabinetry in a traditional kitchen may start from approximately £20,000. However, this cost will go up depending on the project's complexity and the number of cabinets required.
For a personalized assessment tailored to your specific needs and space, we offer free consultations. Please don't hesitate to contact us, and we'll be happy to discuss your requirements in more detail.
What is the difference between modern and traditional kitchen design?
One of the key differences between modern and traditional kitchens is that traditional kitchen designs typically use visible butt hinges for their doors, finished in stainless steel, brass or antiqued brass, depending on the kitchen look required. This type of design is often known as an in-frame kitchen as the door is hung off a framed surround.
Modern kitchen doors typically sit in front and over their frames and will have hidden soft close hinges. This type of door is called lay-on.
Both styles are extremely useful for different situations, for example the kitchen might be in-frame but the utility might be lay-on while both could use the same door style to provide a design link and continuity.
What are your traditional kitchen doors made of?
With natural wood kitchens, the frame, doors and door panels, are made in your wood of choice. If required, panels can be selected for a particular grain feature such as burr oak. Kitchens that require a consistent wood patina may achieve this through decorative veneer panels.
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