Designer Rose Uniacke's Serene and Airy Kitchen with Antiques: Steal This Look
In her latest book, English designer Rose Uniacke reveals the updated interiors of her 1860 property in central London’s Pimlico area. Her kitchen/dining room stands out as such a space with original plaster walls, rare Swedish furniture, and a custom curtained kitchen. The kitchen is smartly divided using custom drapery. Photograph by Francois Halard from Rose Uniacke at Work featured in our post Required Reading: Rose Uniacke at Work. Photograph by Francois Halard from Rose Uniacke at Work featured in our post Required Reading: Rose Uniacke at Work. A closer look at the kitchen where an oak bullnose frames the sink and splashback. Mimic the natural plaster pink walls with Bauwerk Colour’s Limewash Paint in Charlottenburg. For a similar faucet, the Barber Wilsons & Co. Regent 1040 1890s Style Faucet (R1040-1890) is $4,376 at Quality Bath. The Gaggenau Induction Hob with Integrated Hook (CV282101) is available through Gaggenau dealers. Vintage Charlotte Perriand CP1 Wall Sconces from the 1970s can be found for $1,200 per piece at Gallery L7. The table lamp up on the cupboard is by Jos Devriendt. Uniacke chose dining furniture designed by Swedish furniture maker Axel Einar Hjorth. A set of three Axel Einar Hjorth Utö Dining Chairs to compliment the table, also from the 1930s, are available at Incollect and elsewhere online. Source a similar vintage rattan chair from Atelier Vime in Provence. To source quality fabric for curtains of all sizes, East London Cloth’s Elderfield Vellum is an example of some of their fabric available by the meter; $60 per meter. For a simple, easy-to-source cast iron teapot, The Republic of Tea’s Simplicity Iron Teapot is $49.25. The Clam Lab Cream Tall Wavy Vase is $980 at The Primary Essentials.