Recreating Classic Georgian Kitchen Designs

Georgian-inspired kitchen furniture 

If you have space for additional furniture in your kitchen, consider adding a butler’s pantry. With its timeless appeal, a butler’s pantry is not only faithful to the Georgian style, but you’ll also find it's a great help in keeping your kitchen organised. With space for dried food, tins, packets, and spice jars, you’ll be able to find things quickly and stay on top of the clutter. 

You could also consider adding a freestanding dresser – an ideal place to store and display your crockery and glassware, as well as cookbooks, artwork, and the collectable curios you love. 

Finally, consider where you’ll dine. A well-proportioned kitchen island with a marble or replica countertop and Shaker-style cabinetry complements the aesthetic while providing a place to eat and prepare food (not to mention providing ample extra storage). 

If you don’t have space for an island or it doesn’t fit with your design, consider an oval dining table, perfect for entertaining. The Georgian dining table would most likely have been made of a high-quality hardwood such as mahogany, walnut, or oak, with a warm stain to enhance the wood's natural beauty.