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SOPHISTICATED KITCHENS
McNally Living has unveiled a stunning makeover of its boutique kitchen studio on Serpentine Avenue, Dublin 4, featuring the ultimate kitchens from international kitchen design experts, Leicht. Since McNally Living opened in 2001, this family business has focused on high-end contemporary kitchen design made from premium materials and featuring the latest in cutting-edge kitchen technology. The McNally studio has been taken to the next level in kitchen design and introduced two brand new models, Bahia and Kyoto. The Bahia kitchen cabinets in a moody dark elm are characterised by a raised surface with a vertical groove structure which adds depth and texture. The sequence of grooves on the individual cabinets is designed so they visually merge into one piece of furniture. A concealed passage door into the utility area behind integrates seamlessly. Dark aluminium doors and drawers in Aluro Oxid Titan complement the Bahia cabinets perfectly with a sleek reflective surface. The island at the Bahia kitchen is divided into two areas – the prep part is constructed from dark grey Dekton Sirus, the most resilient kitchen surface available, and features a clever mitred apron to house the cooker control knobs (Gaggenau, of course). A luxurious dark Black Fantasy marble creates a contrasting glamorous look for the dining part of the island and a matching marble splashback with vein-matched return gables completes this very sophisticated kitchen. www.mcnallyliving.ie. See more: The Expert Guide To Redesigning Your Kitchen
SPARKING JOY
Dulux has unveiled its Colour of the Year 2025 – True Joy, an uplifting yellow designed to bring joy to your walls and a smile to your face. Brighten up the kitchen or go bold in the bathroom with this happy shade. You’ll find it at Cove & Co, a new retail concept from family-run business, General Paints Group. Cove & Co has seven stores nationwide – in Celbridge, Dundalk, Mullingar, Swords, Newbridge, Waterford and Dublin – and stocks Colourtrend, Curator, Little Greene, Farrow & Ball and Dulux paints. www.coveandco.ie.
GENUINELY DIFFERENT DESIGNERS
Luxury kitchen company Porter & Jones has just launched Porter & Jones Home, a collection of international furniture, upholstery and lighting brands, at its smart showroom and studio at 39 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin 2. Make an appointment to see exciting vintage-inspired lighting by New York-based Apparatus Studio; contemporary furniture – inspired by antiques – by Parisian brand Pierre Augustin Rose; and exquisite metal bookcases, storage units, tables, chairs and lighting by Italian brand DeCastelli, founded by blacksmith Albino Celato. www.porterandjones.com.
A FAMILY AFFAIR
Irish-made, designed to last – that’s the ethos of Finline, a family-run furniture maker founded in Emo, Co Laois in 1979 by husband and wife Kieran and Bridget Finane. Every piece of Finline furniture is still made on site at the Emo factory, where 80 craftspeople make custom sofas, armchairs, footstools and headboards. The founders’ sons, Ciaran and Kilian, are now at the helm and Finline has just opened a new showroom on the Long Mile Road, Dublin 12, where the entire Finline range is on display so that clients can explore the collections and customise their orders. All Finline sofas come with a 20-year frame guarantee. www.finlinefurniture.ie.
HERITAGE PIECES
Neptune’s latest furniture collection looks to the past with heritage inspired furniture redefined for modern lifestyles. Made from solid oak with turned spindle arms, the new Casey armchair takes inspiration from Arts and Crafts design principles. A new collection of table lamps includes the shapely Bobbin style; the Mason lamp is carved into the silhouette of a chess piece. www.neptune.com.
