The kitchen looks updated. But the concept of a dining table attached to an island, in my opinion, really limits movement in the room. You loose room for extra people to sit around a table, without entering the kitchen. Also the drinks fridge should be, in my opinion, on the living area side of island, so it is easily accessible without entering kitchen work space.

Hi Kel - all projects have different scope, extent of rectification of original home, extent of new works, level of finishes, access...list goes on. That said most of our inner-city projects (alterations and additions) cost from $600-800k upwards)

The crisp all white cabinetry really sets off the lovely rich dark flooring . I love those lighting pendants .I wish that was my kitchen .

I like the maroon a lot better than the grey , and just a general comment -- the rest of the picture doesn't inspire me . There is light wood , dark wood , it looks like maybe a kitchen but no dining table I can see , a lounge area , and it looks like an office . Nothing wrong with that , well apart from what looks like a dark bluey black kickboard around the 'kitchen' unit , several bookcases in different heights , widths , sizes , and tones , and even the furniture seems different periods . Even the stainless rail and wires don't really fit in with anything else . Basically , nothing wrong with anything on it's own , but together it doesn't gel IMO -- decide on a theme , sell anything outside that brief , and buy stuff that does suit .