There are some interior images that make me catch my breath.
This is one of those.
The color, the light, the texture, the craftmanship...
About Plain English:
- Plain English is a traditional joinery company.
- We use the techniques of 18th and 19th century cabinetmakers.
- Skilled joiners make our cupboards by hand in our Suffolk workshop.
- We don't like gadgets and plastic bits.
- Most of our drawers run on candlewaxed wooden runners.
- Our shelf pegs are hand turned for us by a small company that makes wooden nails.
- Our baskets are hand-woven for us in Suffolk from willow grown along the banks of the River Box.
- The local forge makes our iron shelf brackets and hanging pot rails.
- The pull-out trays in our floor cupboards were copied from the slides in an 18th century linen press.
- Sounds pretty amazing...
I don't want to know the prices!
Go here to check out Plain English kitchens.
3 comments:
Hi, Margitta. I discovered your blog during The Nester's Christmas tour of homes. I was intrigued when I saw your profile, so I added you to my google reader list. :) And now I'm even more intrigued by the photos you posted today - this is so up my alley for style. I am from Atlantic Canada, btw. Looking forward to reading more. :)
Oooo, love those photos. Anything wood is right up my alley.
BJ, welcome to my blog! I read Anne of Green Gables last year (finally!) and now I imagine Atlantic Canada to be one of the most beautiful places on earth! ;)
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