This kitchen project from Cabware kitchens has a fresh and innovative new look that artfully complements the character and style of the home, built in the 1950s.
It’s refined and sophisticated, with beautiful double-stepped Shaker doors to add a touch of luxury. There’s also a feature rangehood box with corbels that offers distinctive style, and custom detailing around the peninsula ends.
Glass-fronted cupboards showcase beautiful personal trinkets and treasures, the lighting casting a soft glow over the crisp white tiles. The grey, white and black tone in the benchtops complements the all-white kitchen and the etched detailing in the handles.
In the kitchen’s design, a necessary structural pillar was cleverly hidden behind the glass cabinet so as not to impact the aesthetics or layout.
A butler’s pantry offers a secondary storage and preparation area, and also houses a double-stacked oven and second fridge. A custom spice rack in the butler’s entry is another clever storage solution.
Read more about the kitchen project at Design with Hettich
