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Prime ProjectsThe oak paneled kitchen is modern and final with a grey concrete countertop. Black accents in the kitchen hardware, fact and cabinet trim details give the space a bold look. Counter stool upholstered in a cream beige leather add a sense of softness.
Newton Kitchens & DesignWhite High Gloss Lacquer Cabinets with Calacatta Quartzite Countertops.
Photography by Greg Premru
Elegant in DesignThis inner-city apartment had strong bones but felt
cluttered and was difficult to work in. Thanks to years of
skill and experience, Elegant in Design had the vision to
rotate the space, resulting in a new room that was full of
style and easy to navigate.
This rotation meant a new layout was required. An
L-shaped kitchen with island made best use of the
space, and the wall between the kitchen and dining
area was removed to achieve an open plan. Other
spatial challenges still had to be overcome. The island
bench was designed around an existing riser duct that
could not be removed, but was able to be reduced in
size for a less obtrusive result.
With the new floor plan decided upon, maximising
useability became the focus. The Blum Dynamic
Space principle was considered to optimise workflow.
Benchtop clutter was kept to a minimum thanks to a
clever use of cabinetry, including a Blum AVENTOS lift
system that allows a unique coffee station cupboard to
be tucked away out of sight.
A Point Pod was placed in the island for power
without compromising the look of the porcelain top.
This choice of material was continued in the feature
wall and the rangehood cladding.
However, all these modern innovations didn’t see
old bones going to waste. The spot that used to house
the fridge was reconfigured into a shoe and handbag
cupboard for the master bedroom, and a recessed
display cupboard was added to the dining room to
again make the best use of existing spaces while
increasing the room’s style and functionality.
serrao design/architectureThis project reinvents a traditional San Francisco infill residence into a light filled, colorful modern home. The new design is modest in space but generous in material and detailing. An interactive relationship between the kitchen and living spaces was created with cabinetry that stretches to link the rooms spatially and functionally. The dynamic wall cabinet incorporates open and closed units in a varied, yet colorful modular composition to give variety and visual play. As a product of the couple’s strong belief in environmentally sensitive design, the remodel incorporates green building products and materials throughout.
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Hays + Ewing Design StudioTall windows with clerestory wash the kitchen with light. The inverted truss roof adds dimension to the kitchen. Photo: Prakash Patel
G and S Installation USA, LLC.Choosing anodized aluminum for the kitchen cabinets takes full advantage of the light, creating a luminescent sheen. In the butler’s pantry, a high-gloss sand gray lacquer with aluminum edges maximizes the reflection from the large new windows. The generous use of Calcutta marble adds the note of elegance the client desired.
CCASA ArchitectsA compact but yet generous living, dining room and kitchen with big traditional sash windows allows for natural light throughout the space.
Elegant in DesignThis inner-city apartment had strong bones but felt
cluttered and was difficult to work in. Thanks to years of
skill and experience, Elegant in Design had the vision to
rotate the space, resulting in a new room that was full of
style and easy to navigate.
This rotation meant a new layout was required. An
L-shaped kitchen with island made best use of the
space, and the wall between the kitchen and dining
area was removed to achieve an open plan. Other
spatial challenges still had to be overcome. The island
bench was designed around an existing riser duct that
could not be removed, but was able to be reduced in
size for a less obtrusive result.
With the new floor plan decided upon, maximising
useability became the focus. The Blum Dynamic
Space principle was considered to optimise workflow.
Benchtop clutter was kept to a minimum thanks to a
clever use of cabinetry, including a Blum AVENTOS lift
system that allows a unique coffee station cupboard to
be tucked away out of sight.
A Point Pod was placed in the island for power
without compromising the look of the porcelain top.
This choice of material was continued in the feature
wall and the rangehood cladding.
However, all these modern innovations didn’t see
old bones going to waste. The spot that used to house
the fridge was reconfigured into a shoe and handbag
cupboard for the master bedroom, and a recessed
display cupboard was added to the dining room to
again make the best use of existing spaces while
increasing the room’s style and functionality.
Designstromsmall condo kitchen renovation with new Fenix front cabinets and full height Caesarstone backsplash and countertops.
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