Refining the Colour and Flow of a Bedwas Kitchen
This established kitchen in Bedwas had cabinetry worth preserving, but its original cream finish and island position no longer made the most of the space.
Alongside professionally refinishing the existing cabinetry in Farrow & Ball Pigeon, we repositioned and rotated the kitchen island to improve circulation. The muted green-grey finish sits naturally with the existing timber worktops and flooring, while the considered layout adjustment gives the room a more practical and cohesive arrangement.
Project Overview
Location: Bedwas, Caerphilly
Colour: Pigeon Farrow & Ball
Finish: Workshop spray refinishing, 20% acid catalyst coating
Scope: Refinish existing kitchen cabinetry and reposition island
This Bedwas kitchen was transformed through a combination of refined colour and a subtle but impactful layout change. Originally finished in a dated cream, the cabinetry itself was well-built and worth retaining, but the space lacked cohesion and flow.
Refinished in Farrow & Ball Pigeon, the cabinetry now sits within a softer, more grounded palette. The muted green-grey tones work naturally with the existing timber worktops and tiled flooring, bringing a sense of balance and quiet depth to the room.
Alongside the colour change, the island was rotated and repositioned to better suit the space. This simple adjustment improves movement through the kitchen and gives the island a more intentional presence, allowing the layout to function more naturally day-to-day.
By refining what was already there rather than replacing it, the result feels elevated, practical and considered — a kitchen that now aligns with the home, rather than working against it.
If you’re wondering whether refinishing could work for your kitchen, you’re very welcome to get in touch. We’re always happy to take a look at photos and offer guidance.
We take on a considered number of projects each month to give every kitchen the attention it deserves.