By Vekart Ltd
For those who have visited our Mount Maunganui Studio you might recognise this funky compact kitchen We were tight for space but wanted to showcase what could be achieved in a small space. To avoid having a visible join in the main bench top and to maximise the usage of space a raised stone bar leaner running under the existing bifold windows was introduced. The extra depth of the sink area, at the same height as the bar leaner, was utilised for a raised stainless-steel top complete with a panama fitting welded in with accessories for convenience. The introduction of the strip of magnetic blackboard also omitted the need for a join in the Laminam splash back. A BLUM space tower was implemented as a pantry/storage system and a concealed small appliance area was cleverly covered by a Hafele Hawa pocket door system. BLUM HF lift systems were utilised to maximise access to the overhead cabinetry with the addition of black mesh cabinetry with internal lighting to create the illusion of space.
Creating your dream kitchen
Our focus is designing your dream kitchen combining the very best in functionality, style and versatility.
With our award winning design team by your side we can walk you through the process from initial concepts to final completion of the ultimate space.
Working from plans or starting from scratch our experienced team will guide you through the design process and product selection options, then our qualified and dedicated joiners will manufacture and install your new kitchen.
Who We Are?
Vekart began in 2002. From top class hotels to retail spaces, offices, schools, hospitals and motels we specialise in commercial joinery using the latest CNC manufacturing technologies.
We pride ourselves on delivering the ultimate in quality joinery delivered and installed to the highest standard. We work behind the scenes alongside architects, architectural designers, contractors and specifiers to bring their and their clients interior fit out vision to life.
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