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| Our client was happy with the layout and functionality of the existing kitchen but it was definitely 'times up' for the look and finish. The new kitchen works within the same footprint and even has the same layout, but what a difference! Gone are the heavy dark fronts, metal handles and glass. The new colour palette is just white and wood, with clean handle-free lines for a 'less-is-just-so-much-more' result. SEE MORE > |
| This kitchen renovation is a total transformation. Out is the monochromatic, 'safe', rather ho-hum old kitchen. In, is a dramatic and exciting new space, that makes an immediate impact, with its strong, clean lines, and powerful colour choices. What a difference. SEE MORE > |
| This new kitchen, in a substantial Auckland home, exudes an air of calm, sophistication and elegance light years from the old kitchen. The new layout and look emphasizes the kitchen as a multi-purpose focal point, not just a kitchen. Designed to sit easily in the open-plan space without dominating it, this kitchen is perfect for this home. SEE MORE > |
| The 90's-style kitchen in this villa had done good service, and the layout worked for the clients, but the style was 30 years out of date. Going back to basics, our clients wisely decided to invest in a style that would be classic, timeless and appropriate for their home. The new look just fits so well it will still look great in another 30 years. SEE MORE > |
| The existing kitchen in this Devonport villa didn’t make the grade for a busy family that was keen on entertaining. Crucially, it lacked an island. The new layout has opened up the generous space, providing several functional zones, and an all-important island. Materials and styling continue the contemporary theme. SEE MORE > |
| The original kitchen design was 'bitsy' and closed off from the rest of the room. Working within the same footprint, the new kitchen has created a more open format, allowing better flow to the open-plan space. The addition of a more generous bar area makes the kitchen more appealing, and the traditional shaker style sits really well in the overall feel of the home. SEE MORE > |
| The existing kitchen in this home just didn't take advantage of the available space, nor did it connect with the rest of the room, and storage was lacking. Without increasing the footprint, the new kitchen design addresses these issues and more: much more bench space, an attractive table cum breakfast bar, more usable storage space and all wrapped in an elegant design. SEE MORE > |
| The designer of this new kitchen has created a unique and impressive space with cabinets that seem to float. The pure white of the cabinets contrasts beautifully with the timber walls, and the free-floating positioning adds further lightness to the space. Ample storage and bench space completes the picture for a highly functional and aesthetic kitchen. SEE MORE > |
| Walled off from the surrounding room, the old kitchen was dark and confining and just crying out for a fresh look. And the new kitchen doesn't disappoint - the traditional shaker-style kitchen chosen by our clients is the perfect compliment to their home. Finished in soft grey and white with butchers-block tiles, the open free-flowing space is in stark contrast to the old kitchen. SEE MORE > |
| When the owners of this classic villa decided to renovate, they had a vision to create an interior that would sit comfortably with the traditional villa style but retained a contemporary aesthetic. The existing kitchen had a modern, albeit dated look, that just didn't belong in this villa. The new kitchen has a more traditional style that looks impressive in the space and the choice of colours, materials and finishes gives it a modern edge. SEE MORE > |
| This stunning new kitchen from our designer, Wayne Church, showcases a minimalist, monolithic style. Lines and handles are kept super-clean and minimal to create an integrated and restful space. Dark-stained oak doors are bold against the softer drawer fronts and island, clad in ‘Concrete’ high pressure laminate. The top in ‘Concrete’ composite stone sits perfectly with the other materials and the polished concrete floor. SEE MORE > |
| The owners of this modernist home were determined to preserve its architectural authenticity, when planning a comprehensive renovation. This extended to the new kitchen which designer, Wayne Church, has designed to evoke the era, complete with square tile splash backs, and bench tops edged in bull-nosed timber. SEE MORE > |
| The 90s makeover of this kitchen was fashionable at the time, but in 2020 it just didn't look the part. When the new owners took possession, they wanted light, fresh, functional and spacious. The resulting design borrowed Scandinavian design cues, natural materials, and a layout that works the way the family does. SEE MORE > |
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