@kmkane... The "old thread" comments, at least from ME... aren't for any other reason than letting some contributors know, that the advice they might believe they are giving, may be moot. I know that when I 1st became involved on Houzz, I was glad when someone indicated that I may be addressing a question which had probably been answered months (if not years) ago. Helped me "learn" to check the original posting date before blathering on about an issue someone was no longer interested in.

Splashbacks are all about protecting the walls behind worktops, hobs and sinks from splashes. A splashback can make a small kitchen feel larger, and brighten any space. You can Choose splashbacks from plain mirror, antiqued finishes or colored versions. Pick good looking but easy care splashbacks. You can match splashbacks and worktops. You can also choose Image on glass NZ service, it will freshen your kitchen up with quirky.

"Design wood on the wall" is a real feature of the house; impresses with its powerful wood look and conceivably simple assembly. The wooden boards are fitted with adhesive strips so that they can be attached simply to the prepared wall without nails or screws. The "floor on the wall" system offers even greater creative scope.

Undecided to go through with the final concept floor plan, for a modern new build home. Stunning views alongside the MB, Kitchen, Dining and Lounge is why these spaces are situated where they are. Can anyone point out any potential flaws or improvements? I have been leaning on the idea of swapping the kitchen with the bedroom, to situate the kitchen within a direct indoor, outdoor flow concept. But this will compromise the current kitchen views.