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Curved Island, Auckland

Curved Island, Auckland

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A modern renovation of a 1968 home, featuring a warm, open-plan living space with a unique curved island, designed for family interaction and functionality.

This young family embarked on a full renovation of their home. Originally built in 1968, our clients wanted to create an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area that they could enjoy with friends and their two young boys.

The brief was to create a warm, inviting space, soft and modern using natural tones, with a couple of added special features to make the kitchen a little bit different. This was achieved by cleverly curving and ‘V’ grooving Melteca, to give the look our clients wanted without a budget blowout. The kitchen space lets multiple people work at once, while the kids can be seated on the curved island, or still in view in the dining, living room, or outside. Tall bifold pantry space in the main kitchen accommodates the microwave and can be left open whilst cooking, and an extra storage unit to the left of the fridge gives ample storage space. Like the clients, the home is warm and welcoming, the homeowner’s favourite feature is the curved island seating area “this area works perfectly and is used daily for family breakfasts and dinners, we just love it”.

DESIGNER: Jo Lanham  

PHOTOGRAPHY CREDIT: Jo Lanham Fluid Interiors

Building style
Modern
1.1K2h 31m

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“We can not thank Fluid more for their work on our kitchen. Jo's kitchen design and eye for detail has made this house beautiful. I wish I had pictures of before and after. Fluid are a dream team if your looking for a new kitchen. We can’t thank you enough for making everything easy!”

Denise

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