Description
Our Vanvorne Kitchen Island brings together a warm, weathered pine frame and a cool marble top, giving you a practical prep surface with plenty of room underneath. The wood is finished with a lightly distressed, sawn texture that shows off the grain and softens over time, while the pale marble adds a hardwearing spot for chopping, rolling and serving.
Storage is built into the design. A row of drawers with small round pulls sits along the top, and two open slatted shelves run beneath for pans, baskets, crockery and everyday kitchen bits. The open format keeps everything in easy reach, and the slatted shelves let air move through, which suits a busy kitchen. A towel rail at one end is a handy touch.
The Vanvorne Kitchen Island is available in 2 sizes, from a compact 90cm option to a generous 214cm island, so you can match it to a smaller nook or use it as a central worktop in a larger room. Made from marble, pine, pine veneer and plywood, it pairs a natural rustic look with a top that stands up to daily use.
Specification
| Material |
Marble / Pine / Pine Veneer / Plywood |
| Top |
Marble |
| Dimensions |
From 90cm x 74cm x 92.5cm to 214cm x 74cm x 94cm (W x D x H) |
| Available in |
2 sizes: 90cm wide and 214cm wide |
| Storage |
Top drawers and two open slatted shelves |
| Features |
Towel rail at one end, distressed pine finish |
| Assembly |
May require some assembly |
Frequently Asked
What is the top made from?
The top is marble, which gives you a cool, hardwearing surface for prep work like chopping and rolling. The rest of the island is built from pine, pine veneer and plywood.
How many sizes does the Vanvorne Kitchen Island come in?
It comes in 2 sizes. The smaller option measures 90cm wide and the larger measures 214cm wide, so you can pick the one that fits your kitchen.
Does it have storage?
Yes. There is a row of drawers along the top and two open slatted shelves beneath for pans, baskets, crockery and everyday items.
Is there anywhere to hang tea towels?
Yes, there is a towel rail fitted at one end of the island, which keeps a cloth or tea towel close to hand.
Why is the wood finish uneven in places?
The pine has a lightly distressed, sawn texture on purpose. This shows off the natural grain and gives the island a rustic look, so slight variation is part of the design.