A 100-year-old bungalow comes to life with an extension and the introduction of a modern and colourful open plan kitchen.
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Project Profile
A delight for owners Danielle and Steve, who had been using their Butler’s pantry as a temporary kitchen for over a year, however a loss of an indoor soccer field for sons Grisha and Max, who had been repurposing the vacant kitchen space to their taste!
Project Profile
A delight for owners Danielle and Steve, who had been using their Butler’s pantry as a temporary kitchen for over a year, however a loss of an indoor soccer field for sons Grisha and Max, who had been repurposing the vacant kitchen space to their taste!
Warm Tones
In a home full of warmth, colour, and vibrancy, the kitchen design needed to follow suit. The result is a mid-century modern inspired two-tone palette.
Colour Balance
Farquhar’s Porcelain, a warm-toned white, and Laminex’s Moroccan Clay, a luscious, earthy tone akin to clay fresh from a potter’s kiln create a perfect pairing of neutral and bold. The triangular balance of colour, with difference in application and size, draws the eye and adds interest.
Classic Curves
The benchtops are a slimline 20mm Tocco. ‘I love the floating element of the benchtop’, says Danielle, created by using a 25mm shadowline. A gentle curve to one corner is a nod to mid-century modern aesthetic, echoed in the curved vibrant cabinetry.
The splashback design is clean and intentional, featuring a subtle gloss linear tile that complements the Moroccan Clay open shelving, and an upstand of the benchtop that avoided the need to cut tiles.
Feeling Inspired?
There’s a lot to think about when designing your new kitchen. However, it doesn’t have to be daunting! Our team is here to help you learn all you need to make sure your renovation project is a success.
