Large and expansive, 'clean-line' kitchens are popular. However, small and cosy and brimming with detail often says home in a way that sometimes the others cannot. This complicated space was put to ultimate use by our clever designer to ensure not only a handsome outcome, but also a highly multi-functional and cohesive result that amply met the specific needs of the client.
The older style 1990's kitchen had to go, and the brief was to re-organise the space to create a beautiful new kitchen, that was light and airy, visually interesting and had much more efficient features such as large drawers, generous appliance cabinet and pantries, plenty of benchspace, and a breakfast bar to seat four people comfortably.
The darker tone for the breakfast bar and base units balances well with the dark window and door frames, whilst the white units, blend in with the architectural lines and together with the light benchtop, add the necessary 'lightness' to the space.
Contrasting warm tones of the stools, floor and other furniture, as well as plenty of greenery and other splashes of colour round off the look perfectly.
The result is a kitchen that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also highly functional, that met the clients' needs and surpassed their expectations.