A family kitchen in Sydney’s Northern Beaches needed an update to make the most of an open plan living space and stunning outdoor entertaining area. A relaxed palette with organic shapes and textures creates a coastal retreat in this quality modern home. A stunning artwork of sentimental value to the family, commissioned by artist Amanda Read More …
A new build for a detached home allowed the designer to ‘wow’ with modern integrated design and a statement island bench creating a kitchen that brings together functionality and aesthetics. The kitchen was located to the north of the site to maximise natural light. The island bench was re oriented to make it a feature Read More …
On first impression of this lovely kitchen you are drawn to its smooth curves. Running your hand long the top cabinets and canopy, its smooth, warm and continuous. Simply beautiful design and craftsmanship. But you could be fooled to believe that this design is “simply on trend”. We are told time and time again, the Read More …
This dramatic, contemporary kitchen is in fact part of a pool cabana. The client worked very closely with our designer Paul Johns to create this dark, statement kitchen. The client loved the movement and drama of the black Artedomus stone bench top which has lovely texture and movement. Statement black Kit Kat tiles were chosen Read More …
Over the last 50 years we have seen massive changes with regards to the kitchen and what it means to the family home. In the 40’s & 50’s the kitchen was a room solely for preparing food. That concept started to change with the introduction of the breakfast bar until today where the kitchen has Read More …
There are a large range of different kitchen sinks. Today we will give a brief overview on the three most popular sinks. Each sink type brings design benefits to a kitchen. Drop-In Sink Most common type of kitchen sink. Installed from above, a hole is cut out the counter material and the sink is inserted Read More …
How Inductions Cooktops Work – plus the pros and cons How do induction cooktops work? Induction cooktops work by producing an electro-magnetic field that creates energy around their glass surface. This essentially turns the cookware into the heating element. The energy created heats the base of the cookware that's positioned correctly on the cooktop. The Read More …
Waterview Kitchen @ Concord This project had a number of challenges for a design perspective and for installation. This beautiful penthouse apartment overlooked the calming waters of Canada Bay. The previous kitchen was only 6 years old, but it was a gallery style kitchen which meant it was cut off from rest of the home Read More …
