With a backdrop as spectacular as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, this renovated kitchen is a worthy addition to the phenomenal location it resides in.
Designed by Dean Shear for Dezign Kitchens, the carefully considered space complements the unique styling of the apartment and highlights the eclectic tastes of the owners. The best part? You don’t even need to look out the window to enjoy the home’s enviable views.
Sydney’s iconic bridge is mirrored in the kitchen splashback, allowing the owners to whip up a pasta sauce or scramble some eggs while taking in the city’s most famous vista. A single automated overhead cabinet door in bronze metallic is coupled with matt-black woodgrain laminate that spans the entire width of the back bench and fridge run to create clean lines and an air of sophistication.
A simple shadow line feature in the cabinetry highlights the porcelain benchtops, while large drawers and cupboards on the front of the island maximise storage space and optimise functionality.
As the kitchen forms part of an open-plan living area, the client wanted it to make a bold statement and reflect the styling and magnificence of the apartment. Defined by black cabinetry and punctuated with white Dekton benchtops and flourishes of art on the walls, the design well and truly accomplishes everything set out in the brief.
It was also essential to keep within the existing parameters of the previous kitchen (a white, high-gloss polyurethane-filled space with limited storage and devoid of any ‘wow’ factor) while achieving the highest visual impact. Brimming with personality and overflowing with storage space, this kitchen – much like the Harbour Bridge outside – is a sight to behold.
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