The Piggery

FRONTS Natural Oak Timber Veneer with Ply Edge

Handles Corston Architectural

Cabinets Howdens

Worktops Dekton

Pathway Essential

Price Range £10,000 – £15,000

Interior Designer Ro Projects

Architect Tonic Architecture

Photographer Paul Whitbread

Detail of The Piggery kitchen showing Natural Oak Timber Veneer cabinetry, black sink and worktops, oak floating shelves and decorative ceramics against textured pink plaster.

A former piggery in rural Wiltshire, reimagined into a versatile space for family life, entertaining and events.

Set within a leafy manor estate in Wiltshire, The Piggery is a former agricultural outbuilding thoughtfully transformed by Ro Projects into a space for family life, shared meals and gatherings. Restored timber beams, textured plaster walls and lime-washed floorboards retain the building’s character, with a warm, understated kitchen that sits comfortably within its rural surroundings.

Close-up of the black Abi Interiors Vari sink, Henry Holt bridge mixer tap and Dekton Sirius worktop, styled with fresh herbs, pears and wooden chopping boards.

Interior view of The Piggery showing textured pink plaster walls, a timber display shelf and a doorway leading to a bathroom with a black basin and fabric curtain.

The Piggery kitchen featuring Natural Oak Timber Veneer fronts on Howdens cabinets, black Dekton Sirius worktops, open oak shelving and textured pink plaster walls.

Natural oak and a pared-back palette, designed for everyday cooking and gathering

Through our Essential Pathway, HUSK Natural Oak Timber Veneer fronts were paired with Howdens cabinets, bringing the grain and warmth of oak to a simple run of cabinetry. Dark Dekton Sirius worktops provide a contrasting surface, complemented by Corston Architectural’s Bronze Kilburn handles. Above, open timber shelves leave the textured walls visible, with ceramics, glassware and everyday objects giving the kitchen a relaxed, lived-in feel.

A Henry Holt bridge mixer tap and ABI Interiors Vari sink sit alongside an AEG hob, keeping the practical elements neatly arranged within the main run. Wall lights and woven pendants add softness, while the uncluttered layout leaves room for the wider space to adapt around it—from everyday cooking to preparing food for a larger gathering.