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The Quiet Return of the Pantry
Published by Posh Design of Birmingham
The Journal
On the craft, philosophy and economics of the bespoke British interior.

Britain's most ambitious houses are putting the kitchen back behind a door. An essay on the rooms behind the rooms, and why a 19th-century idea is the most modern thing in interior design right now.
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Britain's most ambitious houses are putting the kitchen back behind a door. An essay on the rooms behind the rooms, and why a 19th-century idea is the most modern thing in interior design right now.

We are launching our journal to share behind-the-scenes stories from the workshop, showroom visits, and the craft that goes into every bespoke kitchen.
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The Quiet Return of the Pantry
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Hard to believe this started off as an empty shell
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If Your Kitchen Has Gaps Above the Units, This Is Why
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Disabled Facilities Grants and Accessible Kitchen Design
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What to Expect From a Bespoke Kitchen Design Visit in Birmingham
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Why an In-House Workshop Protects Kitchen Quality
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Hand-Painted vs Factory-Sprayed Kitchen Finishes: What to Choose
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Welcome to the Posh Design journal
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Posh Design is a bespoke joinery studio in Birmingham. Every kitchen, dressing room and media wall on these pages was drawn, made and fitted by our own team.