Luxury Designer Kitchens | Handmade Kitchens - Bath, Bristol, Oxford, Somerset, Wiltshire

 Traditional kitchen design is known for timeless elegance. It can showcase original features such as wooden beams or stone flooring in period properties and include many aspects to evoke classic style in modern properties. The good news is that traditional handmade kitchens needn't be gloomy, dated or stuffy, so if you're looking for a new bespoke kitchen in a traditional style without sacrificing its classic charm, there are a few ways of adding a modern twist to ensure a timeless kitchen for years to come.  At Papilio bespoke kitchens , we have been designing, making and installing kitchens for our clients all over the southwest and beyond for over twenty years. We've compiled a few tips on creating a traditional kitchen with a modern twist to inspire your quest for a new handmade kitchen.   A Neutral Colour Palette in a Kitchen  Neutral colours like white, beige, and grey are a great way to create a clean and modern look, even if you choose traditional style kitchens su

 At Papilio Bespoke Kitchens, the relationship with our clients is the key to truly transformational kitchen design. Embarking on a new handmade kitchen project is a significant change in the home, and you want to approach bespoke kitchen experts to ensure your perfect new kitchen. We take the time to get to know our clients and understand the property's history. We want to learn how families and individuals will use their new kitchen space and wish to understand their style and overall vision for the project. We work in key phases and always take advantage of these because we want to ensure that your new bespoke kitchen will become your favourite room in the house.   New Kitchen Consultation   Our initial consultation occurs either in your home or in our design studios. We want to understand the kitchen's location and its relationship with the house's layout. We also need to know how you envisage using the space. For example, will you be entertaining much? Is the latest ki