Featured Kitchen
A Contemporary Coastal Cottage, Rupture & Repair
Perched on England’s Jurassic Coast, this is one extraordinary home with an even more extraordinary story. A house that a year into its renovation, collapsed and had to be rebuilt. Owners so sensitive to its history, no corner was cut despite a three year journey.
Local craftspeople shaped and honed stone and timber to recreate this now modern costal cottage, offering Inglis Hall a wonderful whole house opportunity.
The kitchen is where life happens
Inglis Hall is not a typical company. There is no typical customer. There is no typical kitchen.
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We put the craft into contemporary kitchens.
Contentment into the everyday
From our design studio at An Actual Kitchen on Lewes High Street, and new, vast, purpose built, light filled workshop just down the road at Golden Cross.
Our Kitchen Showroom
The name suggested itself in a conversation about the purpose of the address. Sometimes the very obvious is a perfect fit. An Actual Kitchen: A space to talk, think and feel kitchens. Room to move, to socialize, to collaborate and to gather.
Our Product Series
Is the concise collection of products designed and made by Inglis Hall. It is not a selection of mass-produced items. Every piece in the collection is made, by hand, in our workshop and in the studio and workshops of our regular collaborators.
Kitchen Stories
A journal of our love affair with all things kitchens, natural materials, traditional craft, honest food and the everyday joy in simple things.
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Sticky Orange and Pistachio Cake
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60 for 60
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Inglis Hall for Jay Osgerby—an obsession with making, where every millimetre matters
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The First Supper
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Salmon, Samphire and Buttery Jersey Royals
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Trout en Papillote
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Lemony Summer Orzo with crispy Seabass
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Inglis Hall for Jay Osgerby—where Master Craft meets Design Royalty
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Fig and Almond Custard Tart
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Coffee
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Sicilian Lemon Tart
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THROUGH A DIFFERENT LENS
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IH.302
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Inglis Hall | Blustin Design
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Berwick Church
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THE YEAR OF THE HANDMADE ‘LIVING’ KITCHEN
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Same As It Ever Was
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Caesarstone X Inglis Hall Press Event
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Jacket Required
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We Are Where We Live
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Livingetc-Crafting Soulful Sawn Oak Kitchens
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The Weald
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Surface Matter - Q&A
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Spring Lambing Season
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Another Kitchen ‘Takeover’ with Fisher & Paykel
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Elderflower Cordial
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Inglis Hall | Studio 163 Architects
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Caprese sandwich with homemade focaccia
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Why Architects & Interior Designers Choose Inglis Hall
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Utility refined: The Story Behind The Larder Cupboard. Chalk
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Inglis Hall | Helyer Davies
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Renton Hall: A story of patience and restorative care
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Butternut Squash, Pumpkin and mustard sauce
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Leigh Simpson - Q&A
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Why Choose Freestanding Versus Integrated Kitchen Furniture
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Inglis Hall | Hapa Architects
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A Cutlery Drawer Like No Other
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Aucoot's Favourites
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KBB Focus
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Inglis Hall for Jay Osgerby—where Good Design listens as much as it Speaks
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Colour
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KBB Kitchen Designer of The Year 2024
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The Mighty Oak
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A Dismantle of a Small Myth
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A State of Perpetual Evolution
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A Kitchen Is Asleep
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The Quiet Discipline of The Kitchen Maker
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Watermelon, feta and rocket salad
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Pear Tarte Tatin
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Modern Rustic - Meet The Maker
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Story of Home - The Maker
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Apple and blackberry crumble
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Number Twenty Four - Crafting Kitchens, Creating Homes
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Celebrating Materiality, Design and Traditional Craft
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The Kitchen Storage Conundrum - The Quest for Order
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Inglis Hall | WT Architecture
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Second Helpings