How Interior Designer Laura Stephens Layered Light Without a Single Spotlight in Her London Kitchen

Interior designer Laura Stephens walks us through the kitchen and orangery extension she completely transformed inside her Victorian London home. With sea-foam green cabinetry inspired by the home's original stained glass windows, no wall units so open shelving could display everyday glassware and bowls, a raised island on legs designed to feel like furniture rather than a block, brass shell handles from Mark Martin, a built-in scalloped banquette for breakfast, and layers of pendant lights, sconces, and lamps that completely eliminated the need for spotlights — this kitchen proves that traditional bones and modern light can live beautifully together. For more extraordinary home tours, visit our website: homeworthy.com Shop picks inspired by our tours: https://shopmy.us/shop/homeworthy Keep up with our latest tours: https://homeworthy.myflodesk.com/home... Follow us on Instagram:   / homeworthy   Follow us on TikTok:   / homeworthy