- Kitchen
Kitchen Pantry with Green Splashback Design Ideas
Designed by X-Space Architects.
Photo by Dion Robeson.
X-Space Architects remains proud that this project superseded the client’s expectations whilst remaining within their budget constraints
Pull out drawers create accessible storage solution in a tall pantry cabinet.
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Dana Wheelock
Store crockery in pantry? Along with dishwasher. - n1kk1nz
This unused basement pantry was remodeled into a bright and cheerful craft room.
Photo by Emily Minton Redfield
Central storage unit that comprises of a bespoke pull-out larder system and hoses the integrated fridge/freezer and further storage behind the top hung sliding door.
This kind of pull-out pantry is awesome! - kim_gillbanks
Susan Jablon's very own signature line design give this kitchen a light, bright, and airy feel. The lime green linear glass tile with floral accents attracts the sunlight and brings the beauty of nature right into your kitchen. Check out our signature line for various different colors!
Tuscan kitchen
Crystal Cabinetry - custom
Sub-Zero Pro-48
Augie Salbosa
This beautiful transitional kitchen remodel features both natural cherry flat panel cabinetry alongside painted grey cabinets, stainless steel appliances and satin nickel hardware. The overall result is to an upscale and airy space that anyone would want to spend time in. The oversize island is a contrast in cool grey which joins the kitchen to the adjacent dining area, tying the two spaces together. Countertops in cherry butcher block as well as fantasy brown granite bring contrast to this expansive kitchen. Finally the rough-hewn flooring with it's mixture of rich, deep wood tones alongside lighter hues finish off this exquisite space.
White is the star in this bright modern kitchen, but a variety of textures and tones round out the cast.
Photo: Peter Kubilus
Fully renovated kitchen
- Previous wall knocked down with metal beam in ceiling
- Plasterboard ceiling with LED lamps
- Herringbone splashback in coral green
- Oversize marble-esque benchtop with waterfall
- Full Smeg kitchen appliances including oven, ceramic cooktop and dishwasher
- Cabinetry supplied by Ikea in gloss white with hidden handles
- Laundry deleted from previous layout now relocated to far left cabinetry (fully hidden when not in use)
- Pendant lighting with anquie style globes
- Coastal-style benchtop paneling
We collaborated with an Interior Designer who is a close friend of our Client and brought a wealth of knowledge to the resolution of detailed cabinetry items. On site, a close relationship with the contractor allowed further improvement to the design intent and details.
Photographer - Cameron Minns
The dining room contained two corner cabinets with glass leaded doors. We wanted a small cupboard in the kitchen for glasses, but the space available was narrow. Instead of letting the cupboard to the ceiling we designed it low, "stole" the general design of the original dining room cupboards and built a little gem. That this cupboard reflects the syle and design of the adjoining room's cupboards connects the kitchen design with the original architecture of the home and allows an ease when moving from one room to another. We should not overlook in design other features of the hone, instead these present opportunities to enrich the overall space and continuum. Jaeger & Ernst cabinetmakers believe in restoration done well and with creative thought. We welcome the chance to work with other trade professionals to achieve similar ends. When such efforts of restoration are led by a creative architect the ends may be truly beautiful. Image # 21068.5
Photographer: Greg Jaeger
Narrow spaces are dicey challenges. The space must flow to allow for the ebb and passage of we humans. It is not enough to think in straight lines. Sometimes juts and recess may affect our perception and usage of the space. Look within the fining room in the corner. There is one of the original house corner cabinets with a leaded glass design. We brought the design for unity into the kitchen. This willingness to bend a knee to the original architecture of the home increases the chances of success in smaller spaces. We may think each rom must be different however when done with ill thought, without any consideration for the rest of the house, the result more likely is a jarring sensation. Design well, seek beauty and quality. Jaeger and Ernst cabinetmakers believes in design and quality. Image # 21068.6 Photographer: Greg Jaeger