very nice

Love the pantry door! Can you tell us a bit more, how long this took, how much it cost, etc?

Looks great. I'd love to see some more pics, please.

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The cost e clouding floor but including all new appliances approx 22,000

E clouding = excluding

How truly wonderful!

I love the floor. Could you please let me know the type & thickness etc ?

This floor is a "feature jarrah" floor, 13 mm thick, with a 60 gloss finish, costs $120.00 sq. meter to supply, lay and finish

Great job - thanks for telling us a bit more!!

Looks great - thanks for sharing info & pics. Well done on great design!

Looks fantastic, how do you find the corner pantry? We are undecided to put one (only 1m by 1m) in our new kitchen or go for something else in the corner.

The corner pantry is great, as in this instance it's situated right next to the stove top and it allows me to cook without stepping too far for the pantry. We also changed the way the door opened to accommodate this. Also we have a spice draw directly under the stove top.

What does the interior of the corner pantry look like? Pic?

Here are some snaps of the corner pantry and the spice draw below, which is one of the best inclusions in this kitchen.

Here are some pics of the pantry insides and the spice draw under the cooktop which was the best inclusion into this kitchen.

Fantastic to see those photos, Kerri. I think that will be the way we are going with our design of the new kitchen, but it is interesting- the kitchen companies (two for quotes) are trying to talk us out of it and put in those fancy corner under-bench pullouts instead, costing more $$$.

I also meant to say that I really liked the exposed 'feet' to your cabinets, rather than kickboards. They look good.

We have since installed jarrah kick boards since the first photos.......here are the finished kitchen photos.....the pantry door looks good at night with the light on, it's a bit of a feature . Although these photos are daytime photos you can get the drift with the light on. I thought it was a nice effect. The pull out draws are VERy expensive (although the very modern) I still prefer the pantry cupboard concept, I think it's nicer and more practicable. Good luck, it's not easy making those final kitchen design I decisions.

The pull outs are very modern but also VERY expensive,.......I prefer the traditional pantry cupboard I think it's more practical, especially if it's placed next to the cooktop. We have installed glass into the door of the pantry and a light inside which is a bit of a feature at night. Although these event photos are at daytime you can still see the effect of the light. We have since installed jarrah Kickboards into the kitchen and these latest photos are of the kitchen finished. Good luck with your kitchen, it's not easily making those last final design decisions.

Absolutely stunning and the jarrah kickboards finish it beautifully.

Kerri - how did you paint the window? I want to do that here and have seen a few methods on youtube. Love to know how you guys did it!

Hi Jen - I would definitely recommend doing it - I found that the key to successfully painting a window frame is in your prep and taping off. we spent a lot of time ensuring the tape was right on the edge etc. once we had finished taping off, I went to Bunnings and asked for a spray can paint suitable for repainting aluminium window frames. We came home and painted it with 1 spray can. when we peeled off the tape etc. it turned out really well. the paint has not scratched and you cannot tell that it has been painted. this was the first time that we had attempted to repaint a window frame and it turned out well providing you put the effort into masking and taping off correctly letting it dry before removing the tape and sliding the window

Thanks Kerri - I'm looking forward to doing this! :)

I love your pantry door! I'm not quite ready to spend the money on replacing my Tassie Oak cupboards (although very '90s) but the cedar pantry door my husband painted white could be replaced with one like yours, maybe in Tassie Oak.