Finding inspiration

Using Pinterest to Find Materials, Textures & Design Ideas for Bespoke Kitchens and Furniture

When designing a bespoke kitchen or fitted furniture, finding the right materials, textures, and design details is essential. One of the best platforms for gathering inspiration is Pinterest. It’s a visual search engine packed with high-quality images, mood boards, and real-life projects, making it an invaluable tool for designers, joiners, and homeowners alike.

Why Use Pinterest for Design Inspiration?

Pinterest allows you to explore thousands of curated boards filled with interior design ideas, color schemes, materials, and textures. Whether you're looking for modern kitchen layouts, classic shaker-style cabinetry, or unique furniture finishes, Pinterest helps you collect and organize ideas effortlessly.

How to Use Pinterest for Your Bespoke Project

  1. Search for Specific Materials & Finishes – Use keywords like "solid oak kitchens," "matte black cabinetry," or "handmade furniture details" to find relevant images.

  2. Create Your Own Boards – Save your favorite designs into boards like "Kitchen Inspiration," "Wood Finishes," or "Joinery Details" to keep your ideas organized.

  3. Explore Trending Designs – Follow designers, joiners, and brands to stay updated on new styles, materials, and techniques.

  4. Find Real Projects & Suppliers – Many images on Pinterest link directly to articles, blogs, or suppliers, helping you discover the best materials for your bespoke project.

Bringing Your Pinterest Ideas to Life

At Designed Woodwork, I specialize in turning ideas into reality. Whether you've found a particular kitchen layout, a unique wood finish, or a custom furniture detail, I can source high-quality materials and craft made-to-measure pieces that match your vision.

Start Your Design Journey

Looking for inspiration? Explore Pinterest and start collecting ideas for your next bespoke kitchen or fitted furniture project. Then, get in touch, and let’s bring your vision to life!

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