Kitchen showroom in London for designers and architects

The fitted kitchen has Laura Meroni cabinetry, Cosentino Sensa and Silestone surfaces, Miele appliances, Gessi kitchen brassware and ABK porcelain on display. Review how the cabinetry and surfaces sit together, how the kitchen relates to the neighbouring interior and how the individual details contribute to the whole room.

Seeing the room in person helps you compare proportions, finishes and the relationship between an island, cabinetry and the surrounding space. It is a fitted kitchen rather than a collection of unrelated sample units. If you need to inspect a particular appliance or see an operating demonstration, tell the team when requesting your visit so the arrangements can be confirmed.

Binova, Cesar, Cucinesse, Lube Cucine, Miton Cucine and L'Ottocento are available to specify through Faura. DePadova / Boffi, Poliform and Porcelanosa are also available to specify. These ranges extend the project options beyond the kitchen on display; a brand's availability does not mean its complete collection is fitted in the showroom.

For an Italian kitchen showroom visit, bring the room plan and explain the intended character of the scheme. The team can discuss which references to investigate and what information is needed next. Configuration, finishes and lead times should be confirmed for the proposed kitchen, rather than inferred from a photograph or a single showroom example.

Worktops are available to specify from Cosentino, Margraf and Florim. Consider the surface alongside the cabinet finish, splashback, floor and adjoining rooms. A kitchen palette can be reviewed with the wider finishes library, so the island and worktop are not selected without reference to the rest of the interior.

Miele appliances are available to specify through Faura, with Gessi kitchen brassware on display in the fitted room. Appliance choices should be considered alongside the cabinetry design rather than added after the layout is settled. Review the intended positions, the product information required and the relationship of each item to the working areas of the kitchen.

The team can gather technical files for the selected references and help coordinate the product discussion across cabinetry, worktops and appliances. Your project specialists should confirm installation requirements and services. This keeps the specification conversation grounded in the actual room and avoids assuming that a fitted showroom arrangement transfers directly to a different plan.

For a luxury kitchen scheme, consider more than the cabinet doors and worktop. Lighting, nearby dining furniture, textiles and floor finishes influence how the room feels and how it connects with the rest of the home. At our Westminster showroom, those categories can be discussed in the same visit, with the designer or architect keeping the overall scheme in view.

Share drawings, the room schedule and your programme before visiting. Technical files, finishes and lead times are confirmed per project, and procurement is handled with one order and one invoice. Contractor introductions are available on request; installation scope and responsibilities remain matters to agree with the relevant project team.

Visits to the Faura Interior Design Residency are trade-only and by appointment, Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00. Share your project brief, drawings and the categories you would like to review before arriving. This gives the team a clear starting point for the appointment and helps keep the conversation focused on the decisions you need to make.

Homeowners are welcome through their designer. Bring your client when you want to compare a shortlist together, or visit first to prepare the presentation. You can book a private visit before applying for a trade account; tell the team about your practice and project when requesting the appointment.