Heartfelt Titirangi Rebuild

We were privileged to be involved in a very special kitchen project for a young family’s Titirangi rebuild following the devasting Auckland Floods. Our brief was to design a kitchen that would be practical for the family, feature modern clean lines, include accents of colour and texture to warm the space, and feel at harmony in with the homes environment. We achieved this by designing repetition and balance in the proportions throughout the cabinetry specifications and incorporating and offering shark nose profiles on all the cupboards and doors below the benchtops. Stainless steel elements such as the sink and tapware were chosen for their timeless and practical qualities. These work in harmony with the beautiful stubble curved handles on the large breakfast pantry area. Restful tones of blue featured in the island panels and tile splashback provide colour to the space and work in harmony with the natural texture of the oak woodgrain wall units and soft grey Quantum Quartz, Leyerro. benchtops. Repetition of patterns can be seen in the Kowhai panels on the island and again in the young and grove ceiling. The hearing bone layout in the tile splash draws your eye to the back wall and is a stunning focal point. Overall, the kitchen meets the brief to reunite this lovely family in a warm and inviting space that is both functional for a growing family and beautiful to the eye. It has been an extra special journey with our lovely clients and we them many happy memories to come as we welcome them home. • Designed by: Michelle Samuels Design • Manufactured by: Kitchens2Go • Cabinetry by: Sage Doors , Invisedge, Snowdrift, Satin Finish • Benchtop: Quantum Quartz, Leyerro