This warm and welcoming kitchen uses contemporary design elements to create clean lines and a minimalist finish.
“The owners of this new house didn’t want a super-modern look; they desired a kitchen with clean lines that still felt warm and welcoming. They wanted to make a feature of the island and didn’t want any handles anywhere to interrupt the flow. We went for a shark-nose finish all the way around, which isn’t interrupted by any end panels either. Lighting on the kickboards completes this standout feature. This minimal finish on the outside is also reflected inside the drawers and cupboards with quality internal hardware. This kitchen has a hidden party, entered via a door on the left, and the fridge is set away from the main kitchen area so it’s not immediately obvious. The glass splashback, in jet black, adds a reflective finish, and the large-format tiles complete this clean and modern but not overly contemporary room.”
Designer: Jenna O’Dell for Inavogue
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Cabinet doors, panels and kickboards Two-pack satin with 1mm pencil round edge in Dulux Grand Piano
Benchtop 80mm mitred Quantum Quartz Honeycomb
Internal Hardware Blum soft-close hinges, TANDEMBOX drawers and internal drawers
Handles Shark-nose finger-pull
Splashback Jet black glass
Lighting Warm white LED downlights and strip lighting
Flooring Basalt natural stone tiles 600 X 600mm
Paint Dulux Tuft
Oven Under-bench Smeg
Cooktop Smeg PSA 900 gas
Dishwasher Siemens semi-integrated
Rangehood Siemens undermount
Sink Abey La Bolla
Taps Zuchetti Spin mixer
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11 Crompton Road, Mount Barker SA
(08) 8391 2933
Originally from Kitchens & Bathrooms Quarterly magazine, Volume 21.4