David Slade, part of the Rosemount Kitchens design team, recently created something truly special for our clients in their high-rise city apartment. The clients brief was to open up the kitchen/living space and to make full use of the views over the city and Albert Park.

The original kitchen was half the size and the island faced the opposite direction, so a wall was removed from a small unused office to open up the space and create an integrated kitchen, dining & living area. This presented some challenges, as the ceilings were at two different heights, the clients were very happy with the end result of the ceiling being levelled.

There were a number of items that were very important to incorporate into the design: mirrored splash backs, integrated fridge and freezer, 2 wine fridges, solid surface bench tops, handleless cabinetry, twin cylinder range hoods by Smeg and at the top of the list - making the room bigger.

Aspects the clients love:

SERVO-DRIVE by Blum on all drawers, to give a handleless look. (The only handles are on the integrated fridges and pantry)
-The pull out drawers in the pantry for easy access to all food items.
-The Smeg twin rangehood.
-The smoked grey mirrored splashbacks, reflecting the views from the city and the high gloss black cabinetry reflecting the views of Albert Park.