Our antique pine kitchens are built from reclaimed timber that is up to two hundred years old. The age of the timber gives a slightly battered finish and the warm colour gives any room a cosy and inviting feel. The timber is dried to 8 - 10% moisture content, the optimum level for domestic use. It is much harder and far more stable than new wood. The carcasses are built from solid pine throughout and like all our kitchens, are sealed inside and out with an acrylic water-based sealant. The outsides and the insides of the doors are then wax polished by hand and the beauty of this finish is that it only improves with age and use.

Antique pine furniture is best suited to traditional kitchens, whether they be in a Victorian townhouse, a barn conversion or an ancient country cottage. The use of freestanding pieces can further add to this traditional look while providing useful storage space.

We also offer a hand-painted antique pine kitchen. The texture of the timber shows through the paint, giving the effect of an old and much-used piece of furniture. The painted finish can also be distressed to give an even more aged appearance.