Finalist, 2024-2025 Kitchen Design Contest
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Bingley Kitchen
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Designed for a 1930s Georgian-style home, the Bingley Kitchen is a study in restraint, craftsmanship, and timeless performance. Honoring the home’s architectural legacy while supporting modern rituals, the kitchen balances historical references with deeply considered functionality. Every surface, proportion, and detail was shaped to feel collected rather than newly installed—allowing patina, use, and daily life to enrich the space over time.
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Key Highlights
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Honoring a 1930s Georgian-style Home
The design preserves the home’s original character by echoing Georgian motifs, classical proportions, and handcrafted detailing—creating a seamless conversation between old and new.
A Galley Kitchen, Precisely Planned
Within the narrow galley footprint, every inch was carefully considered to maximize storage, efficiency, and flow without compromising the room’s architectural integrity.
Furniture-Like Refrigeration Wall
Twin 30-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer columns are housed within bespoke cabinetry, flanked by tall hidden pantries and finished with antique mirrors and vintage-inspired hardware.a
Integrated Performance, Discreetly Placed
Wolf cooking appliances—including a professional range, concealed microwave, and warming drawer—are seamlessly integrated to deliver modern performance while preserving a tailored, heritage aesthetic.
Layered Details That Reveal Themselves Over Time
Curved stone backsplashes, aged brass accents, walnut drip boards, scalloped rails, and custom moldings are woven throughout—details designed to be discovered slowly and lived with daily.
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Primary entrant
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Rebekah Murphy
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Murphy & Moore Design
Saint Louis, MO, US
Saint Louis, MO, US
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co-entrant
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Katherine Moore
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Murphy & Moore Design
Saint Louis, MO, US
Saint Louis, MO, US
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