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Kitchen photographer in Colchester: a stunning grey and green marble kitchen by Hutton Kitchens

An open-plan kitchen with estuary views in West Mersea

Client

Hutton Kitchens

Service

Kitchen photography

Location

West Mersea, Essex

Hutton Kitchens island with copper pendant lights and estuary views in West Mersea, kitchen photographer Colchester

Recently, I had the pleasure of capturing a beautifully designed kitchen by Hutton Kitchens in West Mersea. This particular project was a striking design in soft grey and green marble, effortlessly blending modern elegance with practicality. The kitchen, part of an open-plan layout, connects seamlessly to the dining and living areas, making it a true hub of the home.

What immediately stood out was the sleek grey cabinetry, perfectly balanced by stunning green marble countertops. This minimalist aesthetic extended across the entire space, creating a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere.

Grey kitchen with green marble splashback by Hutton Kitchens, West Mersea Kitchen island with bar stools under a skylight, Hutton Kitchens

Opening up to the estuary

One of the most impressive aspects of this kitchen is how it opens up to the outside world. Large sliding doors lead to stunning views of the estuary, offering a picturesque backdrop of West Mersea’s beautiful waters. The natural light that floods into the space through these doors enhances the kitchen’s soft grey and green palette, giving it an almost ethereal quality.

Open-plan living room with estuary views in a West Mersea home
Living area and sliding doors overlooking the estuary in West Mersea Grey and green marble kitchen by Hutton Kitchens in West Mersea, kitchen photographer Colchester

Open-plan living that flows

The integration of the kitchen, dining, and living areas allowed me to capture the flow of the home. This thoughtful design makes it perfect for both day-to-day living and entertaining, with the spacious layout providing a seamless transition between spaces.

“Hutton Kitchens has truly crafted something special here in West Mersea.”

Galley view of a grey Hutton Kitchens kitchen with marble worktops Hutton Kitchens island and tall units beneath a skylight
Open-plan living, dining and kitchen space by Hutton Kitchens
Kitchen and lounge with an estuary view in a West Mersea home Open-plan lounge leading to a Hutton Kitchens kitchen
Hutton Kitchens kitchen with green marble splashback seen from the lounge

Looking for a kitchen photographer in Colchester?

It was a real joy to photograph such a thoughtfully designed kitchen, showcasing both its functionality and beauty. Hutton Kitchens has truly crafted something special here in West Mersea, combining modern design with timeless elegance, all while making the most of the stunning estuary views.

I photograph kitchens for designers and fitters across north Essex, from West Mersea to Colchester and beyond. If you need a kitchen photographer in Colchester to show off a finished project, take a look at my kitchen shoot for Kube Kitchens and my interior photography, or get in touch.

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