Do You Need a Steam Oven? A Designer’s Guide to Modern Kitchen Appliances

29 June 2026 - Livingetc Online

As kitchens become increasingly sophisticated, homeowners are often faced with a growing number of appliance choices. One appliance that continues to generate interest is the steam oven, praised for its ability to cook food gently while preserving moisture, flavour and nutrients.

Cor Domi Featured in House & Garden’s Kitchen Address Book 2026

26 June 2026 - House and Garden

Choosing the right kitchen partner is one of the most important decisions in any renovation project. Expertise, craftsmanship and attention to detail all play a crucial role in creating a space that will stand the test of time.

Designing a Brilliantly Functional Kitchen: Lessons from the Arc Apartment

06 June 2026 - The Kitchen Think

The most successful kitchens combine beautiful design with thoughtful functionality. While materials and finishes often attract attention first, it is intelligent planning, clever storage and careful consideration of how a space is used that ultimately determine how well a kitchen performs.

From Concept to Completion: Designing a Bespoke Kitchen for the Arc Apartment

01 June 2026 - KBB

Every successful kitchen begins long before the cabinetry is installed. Behind every finished space lies months of planning, collaboration and detailed design development to ensure the final result perfectly reflects both the architecture of the home and the lifestyle of the client.

Olive Green vs Sage Green: Which Kitchen Colour Is Right for Your Home?

28 May 2026 - Livingetc Official

Green continues to be one of the most enduring colours in interior design, but not all greens create the same atmosphere. Two shades that consistently feature in contemporary kitchen design are olive green and sage green, each offering a distinctly different aesthetic.

Inside Cor Domi’s First Display Kitchen: A New Way to Experience Bespoke Design

28 May 2026 - KBBFocus

For many homeowners, understanding the quality of a bespoke kitchen can be difficult until they experience it in person. Drawings, mood boards and material samples can tell part of the story, but they rarely capture how a finished space feels to live in.

Cor Domi Unveils Its First Display Kitchen at Parsons Green Studio

08 May 2026 - Designerati

Cor Domi has unveiled its first fully functional display kitchen at the brand's Parsons Green studio, creating a new way for clients, architects and interior designers to experience bespoke kitchen design first-hand.

Recognised for Craftsmanship: Cor Domi Featured by Architecture Magazine

02 May 2026 - Architecture Magazine

Exceptional kitchen design is about far more than aesthetics. It requires a balance of craftsmanship, material expertise and a deep understanding of how clients want to live within their homes.

The Age of Elegance: A Regency Villa Reimagined for Modern Living

01 May 2026 - 25 Beautiful Homes

Blending period architecture with contemporary family living requires a delicate balance between preserving heritage and introducing modern functionality. This philosophy guided the transformation of Abbey Road, a late-Georgian Regency villa reimagined by Project London and Cor Domi.

How to Choose Kitchen Cabinetry That Stands the Test of Time

28 April 2026 - KBB

Kitchen cabinetry is one of the most important design decisions in any renovation project. It defines the overall character of the space, influences functionality and often represents the largest visual element within the room.

The True Family Kitchen: Designing a Home Around Everyday Living

21 April 2026 - The Kitchen Think

A successful family kitchen is about far more than aesthetics. It must support daily routines, encourage connection and remain functional for years to come. These principles formed the foundation of the Hurlingham Park project, a bespoke kitchen and joinery scheme designed by Cor Domi for a busy London family.

Beyond Calacatta: The Evolution of Marble-Effect Kitchen Surfaces

16 April 2026 - KBN Weekly

Marble-inspired worktops have long been associated with luxury kitchen design, but as homeowners become increasingly confident with material choices, demand is shifting towards more distinctive stone patterns, richer colour palettes and surfaces that deliver greater individuality.

Designing an Open-Plan Kitchen for a 15th-Century Home

12 April 2026 - KBB Drawing Board Issue

Designing a kitchen within a historic property presents a unique challenge. The space must support modern family living while respecting the architectural character that makes the home special in the first place.

Everyday Luxuries: A Bespoke Family Home Designed Around Modern Living

2 April 2026 - KBB

Great design is often measured not by how a home looks, but by how effortlessly it supports everyday life. That philosophy formed the foundation of Bellevue, a Victorian terrace in South London transformed through bespoke joinery, thoughtful planning and a carefully curated material palette.

Designing a Utility Room That Is Both Beautiful and Practical

10 March 2026 - KBB

Often overlooked in favour of the kitchen, the utility room plays a vital role in the day-to-day running of a home. When thoughtfully designed, it can become one of the hardest-working and most efficient spaces in the house while still feeling beautifully considered.

Kitchen Trends for 2026: Why Texture, Natural Materials and Layered Design Are Here to Stay

24 February 2026 - KBB Online

While kitchen trends continue to evolve, the most enduring designs are those that prioritise craftsmanship, materiality and timeless appeal over fleeting fashions. In a recent Kitchens Bedrooms & Bathrooms feature exploring the kitchen trends set to define 2026, Cor Domi's Bellevue project was highlighted as an example of the growing movement towards texture-rich, material-led interiors.

A Contemporary Kitchen Extension with Coastal-Inspired Character

13 February 2026 - KBB Online

When homeowners Aine and Marcus returned to their Victorian terrace after several years living abroad, they knew the house needed more than a simple refresh. Their vision was to create a brighter, more welcoming kitchen that would better connect with the garden while providing a practical space for modern family life.

Meet Jonathan Mount: The Vision Behind Project London and Cor Domi

10 February 2026 - Bdaily

Building a successful design business often begins with identifying a problem and creating a better solution. In a recent interview with Bdaily, Jonathan Mount, co-founder of Project London and Cor Domi, shared the story behind the group's growth and the vision that continues to shape both businesses today.

Why Fluted Kitchen Islands Continue to Shape Contemporary Kitchen Design

8 February 2026 - KBB Online

Texture has become one of the defining themes of modern kitchen design, with homeowners increasingly seeking ways to add warmth, character and visual depth without relying on bold colours or decorative excess.

Inside Hurlingham Park: A Nature-Inspired Family Kitchen Designed for Modern Living

16 January 2026 - KBB Online

When designing a family home, creating spaces that balance beauty, functionality and everyday practicality is essential. The Hurlingham Park project demonstrates how thoughtful design and bespoke joinery can transform a period property into a contemporary family home while maintaining warmth, character and a strong connection to nature.

Building a Successful Renovation Project: The Tradespeople Behind Every Great Home

10 January 2026 - KBB Online

Every successful renovation is the result of collaboration. While beautifully designed kitchens and interiors often take centre stage, behind every completed project is a network of skilled professionals working together to bring a vision to life.

Why Warm Neutral Kitchens Are Defining Interior Design in 2026

7 January 2026 - Livingetc

Neutral kitchens have long been a timeless choice, but the way designers are approaching neutral colour palettes is evolving. Rather than relying on stark whites and cool greys, homeowners are increasingly embracing warmer, more layered tones that create inviting and characterful spaces.

How to Bring Restaurant-Style Interior Design into Your Home

27 December 2025 - KBB Online

As more homeowners embrace entertaining at home, there is a growing desire to recreate the atmosphere, comfort and sophistication of favourite restaurants, cocktail bars and boutique hotels within residential interiors.

Small Bathroom Design Ideas: Maximising Style and Storage in an Attic Bathroom

21 December 2025 - Homes and Interiors Scotland

Designing an attic bathroom can present unique challenges, particularly when working with sloping ceilings and limited head height. However, with thoughtful planning and bespoke design solutions, these compact spaces can become some of the most characterful rooms in the home.