KYOTO.
Its slender framework and the repetition of perfectly proportioned squares and rectangles evoke a sense of order and symmetry, echoing classical Japanese design principles.


Kitchens
Nine ranges, designed with System Six. Each one starts somewhere specific: a Japanese imperial residence, a London townhouse, a Copenhagen apartment. What they share is the framework underneath and the way the finishes are specified.
Kyoto is the quietest of them, Barcelona the most industrial, Stockholm the most pared back.
Each range starts somewhere real: Japanese imperial residences, London townhouses, Danish minimalism, Australian light.
Available in express colours for quicker delivery, paint-to-order in 32 standard colours, colour matching to any specification, plus bespoke sizing and special finishes including oxidised metals and hand-applied stains.
From cross-scratched timber textures to oxidised copper finishes, every surface celebrates natural materials and artisanal techniques.
Choose from narrow shaker, inframe shaker, slab, and integrated J-handle options across various ranges to suit both period properties and contemporary spaces.
Whether you’re drawn to the quiet geometry of Copenhagen, the refined industrial aesthetic of Detroit, or the soft minimalism of Sydney, each kitchen differs in the framework and the finish rather than in the badge on it.
Creating kitchens that don’t just function beautifully: they feel exceptional Matt Smith-Wood
Its slender framework and the repetition of perfectly proportioned squares and rectangles evoke a sense of order and symmetry, echoing classical Japanese design principles.


Finished with considered detailing and subtle heritage touches, it brings warmth, authenticity and enduring style. The London brings a wealth of timeless design to contemporary interiors and is equally at home in a period property.


Its clean lines and balanced proportions create a sense of calm and clarity, offering the perfect opportunity to contrast with soft and tactile accessories; thoughtful craftsmanship highlights the beauty of minimalism.


With its mix of industrial detail and organic warmth, the Barcelona fuses bold design with authentic materials and finishes to create a space that feels warm and inviting.


The balance of industrial detail and organic materiality creates a space that feels both striking and functional, whilst remaining tactile and inviting.


Elegantly and simply designed, its principles combine to create a space that truly celebrates the Italian loves of cooking, eating, drinking and socialising.


With a nod to Danish design, the Copenhagen is a haven of subtle, architectural luxury, defined by clean lines and satisfying form, offering an atmospheric space to eat and rest.


clean lines, smooth painted surfaces with the option of a true handleless finish provide a space which feels minimal and uncluttered, the pure natural materials are warm and inviting.


Quiet luxury combined with fresh modernity and smooth finishes are perfectly framed alongside gently contrasting, yet perfectly complementary colours and textures.


See it in your kitchen
Pick the range you keep coming back to and tell me about the room. I’ll come back to you with how it would work in your space, and what it would take.