This is the final result after the renovation. Since the structural beam had to remain, we clad it with panels matching the finish and width of the joinery below, creating the impression of a seamless, continuous cabinetry. That opens up the space, and gives a pleasant symmetry to the composition.

The previous birch timber-look cabinets were dated and didn’t complement the home. The darker colours increase the aesthetic appeal and blend in with and enhance the rest of the gorgeous property.

"They were always open and happy to discuss things and helped me find the solution I wanted. It was the great level of engagement and empathy, that’s why I preferred them to everyone else.” Betty, Hampton

It was the collaborative approach between designer and homeowner, which was the key to designing this space; perfectly tailored to the customers unique requirements.

The space is well utilised - moving the cooktop to the Island meant that more room was created for a pantry and double oven.

Enabling ample drawer units and a downdraft cooktop, the design also features a customised corner unit that allows a hidden spot for small appliances.

The 22mm thickness of the doors further adds to the high level of luxury and durability.

Enabling ample drawer units and a downdraft cooktop, the design also features a customised corner unit that allows a hidden spot for small appliances.