Abigail Ahern x Herringbone Kitchens In Exciting 2020 Collaboration |

published 21 January 2020

Known for her signature inky palette and urban, glamorous aesthetic, Abigail Ahern is now bringing her signature look to the kitchen in a new partnership with Herringbone Kitchens.

This new collaboration, launching today, promisesbeautifully designed yet affordable cabinetry that offers a moderntake on the traditional English shaker kitchen.

Most kitchen options are either entirely bespoke, or offer little room for customisation, so this new collaboration meets in the middle giving customers the ability to design and order the entire kitchen online, but still have a kitchen that is unique, affordable and made in the UK from sustainable materials.

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Sleek, flat front units with fuss free lines give this newrange a refreshingly modern look for it's price range.

The kitchen cabinets can be painted in any colour, so you can break away from the cookie cutter mould and create something completely unique and individual.

Each individual cabinet can be ordered online and the kitchen comes in standard sizes, so that you can design the space yourself. After being created at their workshop in Canterbury, cabinets are then sent fully assembled, so that any kitchen installer will be able to fit it.

Pictured here in Abigail Ahern's home, her take on the design mixes up materials from sumptuous slabs of natural quartz on the island and work benches to dark cabinetry painted out in Abigail’s signature inky palette.

Aged brass hardware, black plumbing fixtures and a concrete floor skimmed with vintage rugs sourced in Souks across Morocco complete the look.

Abigail Ahern and Herringbone Kitchens began the design process over a year ago, wanting to develop something unique that reflects both of their brands, and helped bridge a gap in the market.

They wanted a bold new kitchen range that was made in the UK from sustainable materials, but was more accessible to clients across the country.

Elly Simmons, Director of Herringbone Kitchens said “I have known Abigail Ahern for over 10 years and took part in her Interior Design Class when I was at university, her bold style has always been an inspiration. We are incredibly excited to be able to partner with her on such a unique project and to bring UK handmade cabinetry to more homes across the UK.”

Kitchens start at £5,000, from herringbonekitchens.com

Lotte is the Digital Editor for Livingetc, and has been with the website since its launch. She has a background in online journalism and writing for SEO, with previous editor roles at Good Living, Good Housekeeping, Country & Townhouse, and BBC Good Food among others, as well as her own successful interiors blog. When she's not busy writing or tracking analytics, she's doing up houses, two of which have features in interior design magazines. She's just finished doing up her house in Wimbledon, and is eyeing up Bath for her next project.