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A chic and glamorous kitchen transformation featuring seamless design, high gloss finishes, and innovative storage solutions, recognized as a finalist in the 2018 KBDi Awards for Medium Kitchen.

Inspired by chic and glamourous lines and a contemporary edge.

We infused the clients style, look and feel of their interiors throughout the space, with a defined brief of seamlessness (no handles), gloss, black and white, no rounds or curves.

With some major floorplan re-organisation, the new kitchen now occupies a previously non-functional room and the tired laundry, which was also relocated and replaced with a concealed European laundry. The light and glamorous kitchen is created using white high gloss reflective surfaces, gloss cool grey cabinetry and a mirrored splashback the length of the kitchen, opening the space. With minimalist lines the dramatic peninsula bench provides a functional workspace, and additional seating, anchoring the zone with a hardened steel strap leg, echoing the steel strapping highlights on the wall cabinetry. Illustrating innovation and flair, maintaining the balance of light and dark, with kitchen comes to life at night with the illuminated floating shelf.

This kitchen was Finalist in the 2018 KBDi Awards for Medium Ki

5350h 26m

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“Thank you, Gavin and Mel, for the fantastic work you did with our Scarborough project. It is rare to see where the expectations of a project are not only met but exceeded. Your attention to detail and knowledge of the industry are second to none. Your ability to complete the project in the allotted time and in such professional manner speaks volumes for your project management skills and capabilities. We highly recommend your services.”

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