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- Integrating casual dining and living into the kitchen
- Use of walnut veneer adds warmth and texture
- Slicing through of benchtop materials
- Integrated scullery provides additional work zones
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- Highly reflective materials bounce the light around the room
- Custom designed wardrobe and storage system
- Silky oak veneer detailing adds texture and colour contrast, to this contemporary kitchen
As published in Trends.
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- Traditional bespoke kitchen, sitting comfortably in Grand Old Villa in Devonport
- Large table style Island, provides the hub of the home, and perfect for entertaining
- Integrated scullery and laundry provides a seamless transition, between rooms
As published in House & Garden.
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- Bold black cabinetry is uplifted with warm matai tones
- Solid matai timbertops add warmth and texture
- Traditional style bespoke kitchen
As published in The Kitchen and Bathroom annual.
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- Traditional bespoke kitchen
- Integrated laundry and scullery
As published in Trends.
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- Mixture of materials, lacquer and veneer provide warmth and interest
- Large floor to ceiling sliding doors hide an extensive pantry / work area
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- Small apartment style kitchen
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- Splash of colour to the glass adds drama and personality
- Laundry reflects colour and style of kitchen
As published in Habitat.
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- Traditional bespoke kitchen
As published in House & Garden.
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- Traditional styled bathroom using a combination of carrarra marble and dark stained oak cabinetry mirror and architectural detailing
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