Photography by Matthew Williams for Remodelista
Celebrated chef, shop owner, and food photographer Alastair Hendy's kitchen helped spark a worldwide trend that continues today: the industrial home kitchen. Come with us on a tour of Hendy's workspace, filled with made-to-last equipment and smart, easy storage solutions.
The stainless steel island does double duty as a prep station and dining table.
Hendy prefers vintage stacking stools.
The professional range and broiler are by Zanussi.
Kitchen essentials are kept in a custom steel-framed drawer unit, topped with a concrete slab.
A collection of trays from Hue, Vietnam.
The worktable is topped with stainless steel.
The scullery off the kitchen is used for storage and washing upl
A baking tray serves as an ad hoc shelf.
Scrub brushes hang from S-hooks on the sink's exposed piping.
A large cabinet holds Hendy's all-white dinnerware.
Everyday flatware is kept out in the open in a ceramic dish.
A galvanized steel medicine cabinet is used for spice storage.
Japanese-style custom-built stairs with built-in drawers ensure maximum use of space.