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Georgian Hunting Lodge Project

Cabinetry design: Nickleby
Cabinetry interior finish: Oak
Handles: Cup, Cabinet & Sash
Hardware finish: Satin Antique Brass

Paint Finishes

Scullery: HM Farthing
Kitchen: HM Farthing II
Pantry frontage: HM Top Hat

Worktops & Splashback

Carrara marble worktops

Additional Furniture designed and supplied by HM

Pantry Georgian frontage

PROJECT DETAILS

Originally designed as a hunting lodge and later extended in the mid 18th century, this beautiful Georgian family home is surrounded by parkland with stunning views across the rolling countryside and farmland beyond. The homeowners wanted a classic English kitchen to reflect the Georgian heritage of the home but also one that would suit their busy lives and the needs of their small children.

Kitchen

The original chimney houses the AGA which acts as the central focal point in the space and divides the kitchen from the scullery run behind and the walk-in pantry. The original pulley is still visible above the overmantel and would have been used for cooking meats and lowering pans of water over the stove.

The Nickleby cabinetry works so well in this project – the simplicity of the door design combined with the cool grey colour palette gives the space a really calm and relaxed feel. The Nickleby prep table acts as the main prep area in the kitchen and fits in perfectly with the heritage of this Georgian family home. Located just opposite the 3 oven dual control white AGA with gas module, the prep table is finished with a Pippy oak worktop and painted in HM Farthing II.

Walk In Pantry

The walk in pantry has Georgian style screens with the Georgian door all handmade by our cabinetmakers in Felsted, Essex and installed along with the kitchen cabinetry. The pantry has artisan shelves for storing everyday items and deep drawers for storing dry goods. With plenty of worktop space and a sink just below the window, the pantry is the perfect spot for baking and preparing dishes.

Scullery

Behind the main kitchen is the scullery run with one long run of drawers and cupboards and two large countertop cupboards for storing glassware and tableware. With the dishwasher and bin located either side of the run, this is the main washing up area with the sink under the large Georgian sash window that looks out across the beautiful countryside. The fridge freezer is also located in this area and cleverly recessed in the chimney the other side of the AGA.

HM Designer: Peter Humphrey

Georgian Hunting Lodge Project

This calm and collected Nickleby kitchen was designed as part of a restoration. Lovingly renovated over a long period of time this Georgian hunting lodge is now an idyllic family home that embodies classic English heritage with a practical but beautiful kitchen that suits the family’s busy lives. Separated into main kitchen, scullery and a walk in pantry the space is a cook’s paradise.

This Nickleby prep table acts as the main prep area in this kitchen and fits in perfectly with the heritage of this Georgian family home. Located just opposite a 3 oven dual control white AGA with gas module and original chimney above, the prep table is finished with a Pippy oak worktop and painted in HM ‘Farthing II’.

Running directly behind this Nickleby kitchen is a scullery room which has one long run of drawers, cupboards and two large countertop cupboards for storing glassware and tableware. Made with Nickleby cabinetry, the scullery is painted in ‘Farthing’ and finished with aged brass hardware.

This walk in pantry is separated from the main kitchen by our bespoke Georgian style door with part glazed screens either side, all painted in HM ‘Top Hat’ and finished with aged brass hardware. With plenty of countertop space and the sink handily located underneath the window, artisan shelves and deep Nickleby drawers, the walk in pantry provides the perfect spot for baking and preparing dishes.

Finished in HM paint colour ‘Top Hat’ colour (exclusive to Humphrey Munson by Mylands), the height of the ceilings in this Georgian hunting lodge kitchen is emphasised with the Georgian style glazed screens and door that partition the walk in pantry off the main kitchen. When open you can fully see the inside the pantry which has a mix of open and closed storage. At the top is artisan shelving for jars of dried good, small pans and other cookware, below the shelves is worktop space and a small prep sink with an aged brass Perrin & Rowe tap to help make clearing away after food prep easy. Below the countertop are deep drawers for larger items and open (more unsightly looking) packets of food, or those sweet treats you don’t necessarily want on display.

Finished in HM paint colour ‘Top Hat’ colour (exclusive to Humphrey Munson by Mylands), the height of the ceilings in this Georgian hunting lodge kitchen is emphasised with the Georgian style glazed screens and door that partition the walk in pantry off the main kitchen. Inside the pantry is a mix of open and closed storage. At the top is artisan shelving for jars of dried good, small pans and other cookware, below the shelves is worktop space and a small prep sink with an aged brass Perrin & Rowe tap to help make clearing away after food prep easy. Below the countertop are deep drawers for larger items and open (more unsightly looking) packets of food, or those sweet treats you don’t necessarily want on display.

Painted in HM paint colour ‘Top Hat’ colour (exclusive to Humphrey Munson by Mylands), the height of the ceilings in this Georgian hunting lodge kitchen is emphasised with the Georgian style glazed screens and door that partition the walk in pantry off the main kitchen. Inside the pantry is a mix of open and closed storage. At the top is artisan shelving for jars of dried good, small pans and other cookware, below the shelves is worktop space and a small prep sink with an aged brass Perrin & Rowe tap to help make clearing away after food prep easy. Below the countertop are deep drawers for larger items and open (more unsightly looking) packets of food, or those sweet treats you don’t necessarily want on display.

HM paint colour ‘Farthing’ has been used on both the shelving and cabinetry in this walk in pantry which works so well with the aged brass hardware and worktop. Set in a Georgian hunting lodge this space takes storage pressure off the main kitchen and celebrates the relaxed and welcoming English country house style Humphrey Munson is known for.

This sink is located in a walk in pantry and is positioned under a window with an aged brass Perrin & Rowe tap. HM paint colour ‘Farthing’ has been used on both the shelving and cabinetry which works so well with the aged brass hardware and worktop. This space is not only great for storage but celebrates the relaxed and welcoming English country house style Humphrey Munson is known for.

This walk in pantry has artisan shelving for storing away jars of dried good, small pans and other cookware, below the shelves is worktop space that’s ideal for making cakes, pastry or storing food ready for when guests arrive at the weekends

As with any self-respecting walk in pantry, there is a plethora of open and closed storage options and countertop space and this particular example also boasts a prep sink making it a really great space for baking prep.

This original chimney sits across from a prep table and houses an AGA which acts as the central focal point in this space and divides the kitchen from the scullery run behind and the walk-in pantry. The original pulley is still visible above the overmantel and would have been used for cooking meats and lowering pans of water over the stove.

This Nickleby prep table is finished in HM paint colour ‘Farthing II’ and predominantly used for food rep and storage. The simplicity of the door design, warm wood and aged brass accents combined with the cool grey colour palette gives the space a really calm and relaxed feel.

This Nickleby prep table is finished in HM paint colour ‘Farthing II’. The simplicity of the door design, warm wood and aged brass accents combined with the cool grey colour palette gives the space a really calm and relaxed feel.

Nickleby cabinetry designed as part of a scullery run and painted in HM colour ‘Farthing’ finished with aged brass hardware to bring warmth to the space.

Designed as part of a scullery just behind the main kitchen, this countertop crockery cupboard can be used to store a plethora of tableware. The interior is HM Classic oak the painted exterior is HM ‘Farthing’ (an exclusive colour to Humphrey Munson by Mylands).

This scullery room designed by Humphrey Munson has one long run of drawers, cupboards and two large countertop cupboards for storing glassware and tableware. With the integrated dishwasher and bin located either side of the butler sink, this scullery provides essential and hidden space to clear away after dinner. Nickleby cabinetry by Humphrey Munson is painted in ‘Farthing’ and finished with aged brass hardware.