Aylesbury - Porcelain and Harvard
Classic Kitchen in Co. Roscommon
Designed for Modern Family Living
Behind the timeless cabinetry and elegant detailing lies a kitchen carefully designed for modern family living. A walk-in pantry, breakfast station, generous island, and integrated storage ensure the space works effortlessly from morning routines through to family gatherings and entertaining, while thoughtful proportions and symmetry give the room its enduring appeal.
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Kitchen Details:
Collection: Aylesbury
Colours: Porcelain (Main Kitchen) & Harvard (Island)
Worktop: Mysterio Quartz
Designer: Breandan
Showroom: Roscommon
Kitchen Highlights
Designed Around Proportion
The success of this kitchen lies in its proportions. Extra-tall cabinetry, a stepped-out cooking zone, and a substantial 2400mm island create a natural sense of balance, ensuring the space feels both elegant and effortlessly functional while making full use of the room's height.

Traditional Styling, Modern Functionality
Behind the classic styling lies a kitchen designed entirely around modern living. A walk-in pantry, breakfast station, appliance storage, Quooker boiling water tap, and storage integrated throughout the island ensure everyday tasks are simpler, more organised, and far less cluttered.
The Island at the Heart of the Home
At 2400mm x 1180mm, the island provides generous preparation space, seating, and storage while naturally drawing family and guests together. Finished in Harvard and carried through to the adjoining window seat, the colour creates continuity across the space while strengthening the connection between the kitchen and living area.

Crafted to Stand the Test of Time
From the antique knurled brass hardware to the ogee edge profile and traditional cornice detailing, every element has been designed with longevity in mind. The result is a classic kitchen design that feels as relevant and elegant today as it will in years to come.

Quality Assured
"Breandán created a kitchen that feels both beautiful and incredibly easy to live in. It has all the character and timelessness we were looking for, but it also works perfectly for family life, with a place for everything and space for everyone to gather together." - Aisling, Co. Roscommon
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Frequently asked questions
The most successful classic kitchens combine timeless design principles with modern functionality. Rather than removing traditional features, the key is to balance them with practical storage, streamlined layouts, and carefully selected materials.
In this kitchen, classic Aylesbury cabinetry is complemented by a walk-in pantry, breakfast station, Quooker boiling water tap, appliance storage, and integrated island storage. The result is a kitchen that retains all the character of a classic design while functioning effortlessly for modern family life.
Kitchens that stand the test of time are typically built around proportion, quality materials, and thoughtful detailing rather than short-lived trends. Neutral colour palettes, traditional cabinetry, and well-balanced layouts tend to remain relevant long after fashionable colours and finishes have come and gone.
This kitchen combines timeless Porcelain cabinetry, a contrasting Harvard island, antique brass hardware, and carefully considered proportions to create a space that feels as elegant today as it will in years to come.
Both options can work beautifully, and many homeowners now choose a combination of the two. Lighter cabinetry creates a timeless backdrop that helps a space feel bright and welcoming, while a contrasting island introduces personality, depth, and visual interest.
In this project, Porcelain was chosen for the main cabinetry because of its soft, warm undertones. Less stark than a pure white kitchen, it creates a timeless and inviting feel while allowing the contrasting Harvard island to become a focal point within the room. By carrying the Harvard colour through to the adjoining window seat, the design feels cohesive and connected throughout the open-plan space.
For many homeowners, a walk-in pantry is one of the most valuable additions to a kitchen. It provides dedicated storage for groceries, small appliances, serving pieces, and everyday essentials, helping keep worktops clear and the main kitchen organised.
In this kitchen, the walk-in pantry measures 1945mm wide x 1508mm deep, creating a practical extension of the main kitchen. The additional space keeps everyday items close at hand while allowing the primary kitchen to remain uncluttered and focused on cooking, dining, and entertaining.
A luxurious kitchen is rarely defined by a single feature. Instead, it is the combination of proportion, detailing, materials, and craftsmanship that creates a premium feel.
This kitchen demonstrates that perfectly through its extra-tall cabinetry, stepped-out cooking zone, ogee edge profile, antique knurled brass hardware, decor panels, and traditional cornice detailing. Together, these features create a sense of depth, permanence, and quality that elevates the overall design.
The features that add the most value are often those that improve everyday living. Well-planned storage, walk-in pantries, multifunctional islands, boiling water taps, and dedicated appliance stations can all enhance how a kitchen functions while also increasing its long-term appeal.
For this project, the walk-in pantry, breakfast station, Quooker boiling water tap, generous island, and integrated storage solutions were all selected to make the kitchen easier to use, more organised, and better suited to modern family life.
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