The Pluck Journal
Welcome to the Pluck Journal, a place to pause and reflect, a spot for interior inspiration and kitchen conversation. A space to expand on interesting topics, an elaboration upon a subject that’s impossible to do on social media…plus a spot to enjoy some silly musings, curious things that have caught our eye and most importantly somewhere to have a bit of fun!
Stay inspired and in the know with our ever-evolving collection of kitchen content on Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.


The Pluck Journal
Welcome to The Pluck Journal, a place for inspiration, design insights, short tales, the occasional tête-à-tête and, of course, beautiful kitchens. A moment where we can pause and write a little more about something interesting, a dissection of a subject that can’t be done on social media, a chance to take a deeper dive…
Stay inspired and in the know with our ever-evolving collection of kitchen content on Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.
A House Beautiful magazine feature celebrating the transformation of a kitchen in a mid-century townhouse, including an interview with our clients who say they are ‘thrilled with the results’.
A dazzling showcase of interior design at its most ambitious, WOW!house is an immersive world of extraordinary interiors where every room is brimming with craftsmanship, creativity and imagination.
At the Kensington Dollshouse Festival I expected mini furniture; I discovered master makers devoted to exquisite detail, decades of craft, passion and perfection in miniature form - magical.
Launched in May 2016 - before Brexit, Covid and Trump’s first win - Pluck has spent a decade crafting joyful, beautifully made kitchens: born in Brixton, built on colour, craft and character.
This is the story of a creative couple breathing new life into a dilapidated Victorian house in rural Wales, with a contemporary, colourful kitchen inspired by the lush green surroundings.
The Harpenden Family Kitchen was designed by Pluck as the heart of the family home. Speaking with a magazine, our clients said they now spend nearly all their time in the kitchen - music to our ears.
Here’s how to get baked in Brixton, South London with my favourite independent bakeries - think less Mary Jane, more Mary Berry.
This elegant wood kitchen is the vision of Anna Newton, the discerning eye behind lifestyle platform The Anna Edit, a place for ‘minimalist style lovers’ that inspires hundreds of thousands of people.
It’s always a proud moment when a Pluck kitchen is featured in a magazine. This North Wales home pairs coral pink and emerald green cabinetry with warm London Plane wood for a vibrant, joyful kitchen.



