Walnut with a Sahara Noir wall
Black marble with gold veins behind the hob, real walnut fronts and a pale quartzite worktop.
Why it works
Sahara Noir comes from Tunisia: a black ground with white and gold veins that run in straight lines and sometimes cross at right angles. Crown cut American walnut veneer gives every door its own grain, and the gold in the stone picks up the warmth of the wood. Taj Mahal on the worktop has soft gold veins too, so the whole kitchen tells one story.
Living with it
Sahara Noir stays on the wall for a reason. It is sold as marble but is a limestone that acids etch, and its slabs are resin coated to hold them together, so a worktop would mark. On the wall, clean it with a pH neutral cleaner. Taj Mahal is a quartzite and takes the daily work.
The materials
- Fronts
- American walnut, crown cutReal wood veneer
- Worktop
- Taj MahalQuartzite, Brazil (Ceará). Finishes: polished, leathered, honed
- Splashback
- Sahara NoirMarble, Tunisia (Jebel Aziz, Zaghouan). Finishes: polished, honed, leathered
- Floor
- Grey concrete lookTile
Make it fit your room
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