yep, stunning. I been drawing something similar for a while and it's awesome to see your ab fab results after your OP. I got interested in some ikea solid timber benchtops, not nearly as nice as yours, and thought I'd combo them with black cabinets, white stone and white walls (just a "what if" design). so I totally love your kitchen. it's great how well the tiles look now compared to when you first posted, they really excite me! and the lightshades against the black wall. and what's that dining area I see? that smoked glass table top with timber trestles and black chairs and that black and white rug? where you get those?! I want to see more! congratulations, it's hard not to gush! big ups to Mldesign too.

First ,is removing excess furniture an option? Second, why bar fridge in the dining area, that really ruins the look. Seems that you can not move dining table closer to the kitchen because you have light pendant above the table, so can you move piano where your black couch is and couch on the other side of the room instead of creamy colour sofa . I notice the luck of coffee tables and side tables,that's probably why you like to sit around dining table, it is not visitors friendly and doesn't encourage conversation or interaction. I will come back to it have to study photos more. Are the arm chain the other room similar colour to the couch in the dining area?

Hi, your Waterfall End will certainly add to the Modernist Style you are wanting. From your drawings; so too would extending your tall overheads up the ceiling and finishing these with a thin 19mm shaddow mould, as opposed to the bulkhead that is drawn in at the moment. The photos below have one that we have made with a natural black shaddow mould and the other we made for our clients using a white shaddow mould. With your colour scheme you indicate, you actually have infinite options of colour and material type available to you for splashbacks, ranging from tiles, Glass, sheet porcelain, metals, or stone. Mirror can work well, you may also like to consider a Smoked Glass Mirror, giving the reflective qualities you mention while also being a little darker than silver mirror and so having a less "shinny" feel as in photo at the bottom. Hope this helps, regards Malcolm.

Thanks Kate, that's good to know! No I haven't gotten a price from a cabinet maker but from doing a lot of research online, it will most likely be a lot more expensive. I'm doing an ikea kitchen, walk in pantry and laundry so there will be a lot of cabinets. I'm more than happy to go with a cabinet maker but don't really know of many that would be the same price or cheaper than ikea. Not that I expect them too either.....they are craftsman :-)