Two lineal overhead cupboard blocks are offset stacked; one clad in metallic lacquer finish connecting visually with appliances adjacent. A calm, monochromatic version of the coloured splash-back overlooks the gas cooktop.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
The clients’ brief for their mid-century home was simple: a fresh contemporary kitchen with ‘soul’ and edge. As the epi-centre of social and family activity, it also needed to daily perform in a practical and enduring way.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
A wallpaper design the owner had loved for years became the basis for our ‘creating soul’ and edginess. The exciting spectrum of 3D geometric, multi-coloured triangles were shaded and manipulated with a graphic designer to create an eye-catching labyrinth of translucent, overlapping and interlocking cubes on the glass splash-back.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
Corian benchtops were specified to deliver a single seamless surface invisibly encasing the Rimu post. This stretches beyond the post with a gentle angle now providing comfortable, sociable seating to two sides as desired.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
A celebration of confidence and colour.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
Integrated into the Corian benchtop is a custom-designed channel sink, perfect for potted herbs or as an ice-filled drinks chiller come party time.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
The drawers are fully customised with accessories for logical organisation and workflow relevance. Seen here is a custom knife block and bread boards drawer; perfectly located in the food preparation Activity Zone.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
Hidden in drawers are specific spaces for cycling water bottles, lunch boxes, oils and more. All specifically designed to meet the needs of this family.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
A distinctive, art-injected kitchen.
Photographer: Jamie Cobel
Before: a typical 1990’s blue and Rimu kitchen. Small pokey cupboards with awkward storage accessibility.
