Steal This Look: Creative Plywood in a London Kitchen
The creative re-arrangement of a 1920s townhouse kitchen in London is the results of Nimtim Architects’ creative approach. Cabinets made from birch plywood, a countertop made of white formica, and terracotta floor tiles set the stage for whimsical accents.



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For more colorful kitchens, see our posts:
- Steal This Look: Playful Color in an Ultra-Small UK Kitchen
- Steal This Look: A Petite Red and Grey Kitchen in Poland
- Steal This Look: A Deep Yellow Shaker Kitchen in London
- Steal This Look: A Colorful Concrete Kitchen in North London
N.B.: This story originally ran on June 7, 2022 and has been updated here with new product links and pricing.
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