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This kitchen, found in a house of character in Gozo, was refinished in Farrow & Ball's Dimity No.2008, a light colour that pairs particularly well with the warmth of the Maltese limestone. Appearing white at first glance, the complexity of the colour reveals itself as the sun enters the room.

One of the things we enjoy most about kitchen renovations is seeing just how much can change without replacing what's already there.

For this kitchen, the original oak-effect laminate gave way to a softer palette, giving the space an entirely different character. A buttermilk yellow complements the rustic charm of the traditional Maltese townhouse, while the matte finish brings a contemporary layer to the cabinetry.

What makes a factory-finish kitchen renovation?
Part of it is the craft. The other part is keeping an eye on the latest interior design trends.

Replacing this kitchen would have been a waste of good carpentry, so to get the look the client was after, we made a few smart alterations: we removed the pelmet and the spindle gallery on the shelf, and replaced one of the traditional glass doors with a solid panel.
The final touch is the metal effect finish. It's everywhere in interior design right now, and we are making it possible for your renovation project as well.

A beloved conservatory, key feature of the house and backyard, refinished on-site in bright white with hinges finished by brush in medium grey.

Staying on top of the latest products and technologies is essential in our pursuit of flawless durable finishes. Big thank you to G.Molton Co Ltd for organising this training on the Rioverde products by Renner Italia.

We love a 3-colour scheme when done right. Cupboards refinished in beige taupe with our signature factory-level finish. The island's bluish-grey is a tried-and-tested combo with medium-to-dark wood.

This kitchen shows how solid wood can be reimagined for contemporary interiors while retaining its charm. We appreciate it when customers ask us to restore wooden furniture, like this Douglas Fir table stripped down and restained in Walnut.

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For this project, we combined two of our favorites from the Farrow & Ball colour collection. A traditional Maltese banister finished on-site in Brinjal, bridges with the warmth of the open-plan furnishings to a bold entrance door reimagined in India Yellow.