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having experienced the unpleasant feeling of a compacted room, owner of the
featured kitchen commissioned designer Celia Visser to refurbish their kitchen with a more
modern-edge and roomy feel.
"To begin with, a wall and window were removed –
effectively doubling the available area. The kitchen was then reoriented, with
a laundry door relocated and a central island introduced. Both elements helped
create an easy flow from the living room to the laundry."
"Wood accents were already a feature, with Rimu skirting
boards running throughout the house, and the teak veneer surfaces and bamboo
floorboards respond to this."
"The gloss, reflective black acrylic surfaces make up
the other half of the two-tone cabinet look," said Visser. "While the
look is very up-to-the-minute, this material has been favored in hospitals for
years for its durability and anti-microbial properties – characteristics that
will also benefit this family and entertaining space."
"We also played with dimensions to create visual
interest. For example, on the island, the stainless steel is a practical work
surface. On the breakfast-bar side, the top is finished in warm, approachable
veneer. However, the edge of the stainless steel reappears below this – in the
same gauge as seen on the side counter."
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