Galley Kitchen Design Ideas

scullery screen door. wrap o ecr stone bench - frearfarm

mayphotography
shelf above window - glenys_blain

Celebration Homes
Wall colours and kitchen cabiniets - min_zimmerman

Photo: Tatjana Plitt
strip over bench light - deanandkim

UA Creative
oven tower and fridge together? and jobs on one side dont mind this look - kawiu

Use Black Forest Granite to achieve this look on the front of this kitchen island - taniaj37

The Rose Bay house is a fully realised example of design collaboration at it’s best. This custom, pre-fabricated home was architecturally designed by Pleysier Perkins and constructed by PreBuilt in their Melbourne factory before being transported by truck to it’s final resting place in the leafy Eastern beachside suburbs of Sydney. The Designory team worked closely with the clients to refine the specifications for all of the finishes and interiors throughout the expansive new home. With a brief for a “luxe coastal meets city” aesthetic, dark timber stains were mixed with white washed timbers, sandy natural stones and layers of tonal colour. Feature elements such as pendant and wall lighting were used to create areas of drama within the home, along with beautiful handle detail, wallpaper selections and sheer, textural window treatments. All of the selections had function at their core with family friendliness paramount – from hardwearing joinery finishes and tactile porcelain tiles through to comfort led seating choices. With stunning greenery and landscaped areas cleverly designed by the team at Secret Gardens, and custom artworks by the owners talented friends and family, it was the perfect background for beautiful and tactile decorating elements including rugs, furniture, soft furnishings and accessories. CREDITS: Interiors : Larissa Raywood Builder: PreBuilt Australia Architecture: Pleskier Perkins Photography: Tom Ferguson
Lights and bench top - sarahsp834

Single Glazed - Stacker Door with Custom Black Frame and Black Hardware
Side of island matches kitchen table - webuser_320111349

Use of grey one side and white the other side right side - virgolibra

Jonathan VDK
I can guarantee Katie won't like this. It's too woody. BUT 1) The woody-ness is made more obvious because it's in massive contrast to the cold, white, hard floor (Natural timbers are "soft and warm"). So it's a bit bleurgh. 2) If you're going for this staunch traditional look, don't use a modern light, stool, tap fittings etc. It looks cheap. 3) Too Natural for Katie. The wood would have to have a super light stain on it, or painted. - stuart_mudd

Simon Whitbread Photography
Back wall - nicole_lupp44

Realistic Views Photography Darwin
Timber inlay under island matching some cupboards - deano4164

glass doors may be we get our light from there - annettenicholson100

Dining Chairs by Coastal Living Sorrento Styling by Rhiannon Orr & Mel Hasic
Ply shelving and detail - jennifercouldrey

Chris McConville
cabinets to ceiling with negative detail - rebeccamoores00

Photograph by Michael Lassman

Simon Wood Photography
Wooden floors - ajobrien7

Lisbeth Grosmann
the contrast of the iron with the white ... would look awesome with a concrete floor - 13hickory