Roundhouse Winter Sale now on with discounts on all cabinetry and furniture
We are excited to announce our Winter Sale running from 1st – 31st January across all our seven showrooms including the Clapham, Richmond and Fulham showrooms. With select discounts running on all cabinetry and furniture, there is no better time to speak to our team of expert designers to create your dream bespoke kitchen or space.
Founded by architects, we are a multi-award-winning British company, creating beautiful bespoke kitchens and furniture. Our kitchen designs feature a signature understated aesthetic, influenced by contemporary and traditional design, using innovative materials, texture and colour. Each project is made to measure from a wide range of stunning finishes.
It is this freedom to design for each individual that makes Roundhouse truly different and every project unique.
If you are considering a new kitchen take a look at the Roundhouse 2025 Kitchen Trends report featuring 5 key themes:
1 – Suspended storage
Floating above a kitchen island or positioned against the wall, suspended shelving is set to become a defining feature in 2025. This trend has been gaining traction for some time, with Roundhouse having incorporated bespoke solutions into several projects. For example, our Vauxhall project features an antique brass frame with glass shelving, while the Munro project (see above pic) showcases a bold blackened steel frame for an industrial vibe. These designs are practical yet striking, offering a sleek alternative to traditional wall cabinets while allowing light to flow freely through the space.
The appeal of suspended shelving lies in its ability to introduce complementary materials, such as matching metallic finishes on handles and hardware, creating a cohesive and layered aesthetic.
2 – Hidden technology
Seamless integration of appliances and technology remains a significant trend, as kitchens increasingly resemble stylish living spaces rather than traditional work areas. By concealing ovens, refrigerators, and other tech behind closed doors, the kitchen becomes a serene environment perfect for relaxation or entertaining.
The Vauxhall project is a prime example, with a stack of high-end Gaggenau ovens hidden behind sleek tall cabinetry. Other designs include sliding pocket doors that conceal sink stations and small appliances, ensuring an uncluttered appearance without compromising functionality. This approach highlights the beauty of craftsmanship and design details, enhancing the overall ambience of the space. To learn more about Roundhouse’s design process, discover how we work.
Click here to read the rest of the Trend Report
