Rather than following the traditional showroom model, the display kitchen was conceived as a fully resolved interior that demonstrates the level of detail, craftsmanship and material consideration that underpins every Cor Domi project.
Designed in-house by Head of Design Matthew Andrews, the installation combines stained solid oak, painted cabinetry and striking porcelain surfaces to create a space that feels closer to a private residence than a retail environment. Every element has been carefully considered, from the cabinetry detailing and storage solutions through to the overall balance of materials and proportions.
The display kitchen centres around SapienStone’s Fior di Viola porcelain, paired with warm timber tones and Farrow & Ball’s Rolling Fog. The restrained material palette allows the quality of craftsmanship to take centre stage while demonstrating how different finishes can work together to create a timeless and sophisticated interior.
Located within Cor Domi’s Parsons Green studio, the space has been designed to encourage collaboration and conversation. Clients can explore materials, experience joinery details first-hand and gain a deeper understanding of the design process in an environment that reflects how Cor Domi approaches residential projects.
Unlike many traditional showrooms, the focus is not on displaying multiple kitchen styles. Instead, the studio presents a carefully curated example of the brand’s design philosophy, allowing visitors to appreciate the finer details that define bespoke joinery.
The launch marks an important milestone for Cor Domi as the company continues to grow its presence within London’s luxury interiors market, providing clients with a physical space to experience the quality, craftsmanship and attention to detail that define every project.
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