Wednesday, September 17, 2014

European stimulus by Kim Duffin






"Owners wanted to incorporate the current European trend of furniture -style kitchens. This helped determine the new galley design, with its single island and large bank of storage cupboards. With all the doors closed, this bank creates a strong linear look, which is sleek and clutter free." Said designer Kim Duffin of the presented kitchen design.

"Most of the day-to-day action takes place around the hub," said Duffin. "The induction cooktop is housed within a seamless piece of Caesarstone, which then flows into a custom stainless steel benchtop that houses the sink. The stainless steel continues over a waterfall side, visually grounding and connecting the island to the rest of the space."

Delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials, to make the room look more uncluttered and neat, practical facilities are concealed within the cabinet such as a large brushbox timber chopping board.

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