Eglington - Hazelwood and Antique Brass
Classic Kitchen in Athlone – Hazelwood and Antique Brass
Designed for a new family home in Athlone, this classic kitchen combines softer painted cabinetry, natural oak detailing, and layered materials to create a space that feels warm, timeless, and welcoming. Finished in Hazelwood with antique brass accents and striking Neolith Calacatta Meraviglia surfaces, the kitchen balances traditional character with the practicality needed for modern family living.
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Kitchen Details:
Collection: Eglington
Colour: Hazelwood
Worktop: Neolith Calacatta Meraviglia
Designer: Pavithra
Showroom: Roscommon
Kitchen Highlights
A Modern Take on Classic Kitchen Design
Letterbox cabinetry, antique brass hardware, and the double Belfast sink bring timeless character to the kitchen, while the softer palette and full-height cabinetry give the space a lighter and more modern feel. Slim-profile Neolith surfaces add a sharper contrast, balancing the more traditional detailing throughout the design.
Layered Materials Designed to Add Warmth
Painted Hazelwood cabinetry, Halifax Oak detailing, bronze knurled hardware, and Neolith Calacatta Meraviglia create a palette that feels warm, textured, and quietly luxurious throughout the kitchen. The slatted oak island introduces additional depth and craftsmanship within the softer overall scheme.
Traditional Features with Modern Convenience
The double Belfast sink and antique brass Quooker tap bring classic character to the kitchen while supporting the pace of everyday family life. Paired with the Rangemaster cooker and generous preparation space, the kitchen balances timeless styling with the practicality needed for modern living.
Neolith Surfaces Designed to Feel Seamless
Neolith Calacatta Meraviglia continues from the worktops into the full-height backsplash, wrapping naturally around to the sink area to create a cleaner and more seamless finish throughout the kitchen. Known for its durability, stain resistance, and refined marble-like appearance, Neolith introduces both practicality and a quieter sense of luxury to the space.
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"From our very first design meeting at Mark Lohan Kitchens everyone was great to engage with, so professional and helpful, whether it was in person or over the phone. Our designer gave us great advice and we loved how our kitchen turned out. It’s great quality and we would highly recommend Mark Lohan Kitchens." Maggie, Athlone, Co. Westmeath
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Frequently asked questions
Yes — Neolith is becoming increasingly popular in luxury kitchen design because it combines the appearance of natural stone with exceptional durability. In this kitchen, Neolith Calacatta Meraviglia introduces dramatic marble-inspired veining and a slimmer modern profile while remaining highly resistant to heat, stains, and scratching.
While both are durable kitchen surfaces, Neolith is created through a sintering process using natural minerals exposed to extreme heat and pressure, whereas quartz surfaces typically contain engineered stone and resin. Neolith is highly heat resistant, UV stable, and non-porous, making it particularly suited to busy family kitchens where durability and performance matter.
A visit to our Galway or Roscommon showrooms allows you to explore a wide variety of stone surfaces, from Neolith to quartz, across full-size kitchen displays and real working layouts, helping you better understand the differences in finish, texture, thickness, and overall feel within a space.
Modern stone surfaces such as Neolith allow homeowners to achieve the look of marble without many of the maintenance concerns associated with natural marble. In this kitchen, the Calacatta-inspired veining introduces movement and elegance while still being practical enough for everyday family living.
Full-height stone backsplashes create a cleaner and more seamless finish while helping kitchens feel more architectural and visually refined. In this kitchen, the Neolith surfaces continue naturally from the preparation and cooking areas around to the sink space, allowing the material itself to become part of the overall design language of the kitchen.
Durability is often one of the biggest considerations when choosing a kitchen worktop, particularly in busy family homes. Surfaces such as Neolith are increasingly chosen because they are highly resistant to heat, staining, scratching, and everyday wear while still offering a refined stone-like appearance.
Yes, softer neutral tones and warmer layered palettes are becoming increasingly popular as homeowners move away from cooler all-grey interiors. Warm painted cabinetry, natural oak textures, and softer metallic finishes help create kitchens that feel more welcoming, relaxed, and timeless within the home. In this kitchen, Hazelwood cabinetry and antique brass detailing introduce warmth while still maintaining a refined classic feel.
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