Australia Kitchen and Bathroom Trends AU Kitchen and Bathroom Trends Vol. 30/8 | Page 14
Top and above: Surface textures and edge profiles
reflect the attention to detail in the kitchen.
Above right and facing page: The scullery is an
extension of the kitchen. It has its own sink and
forms a breakfast zone.
Story by Colleen Hawkes
Photography by Jamie Cobel
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detail,” says Craig. “And because Techlam
is impervious to heat, it provides another
resting place for hot dishes. With the ovens
at waist height, dishes can simply be lifted
straight out and placed on top.”
The white oak of the coffee zone is
also repeated elsewhere – it edges the
black-lacquered overhead cabinets that
reinforce the horizontal lines of the
kitchen. Recessed steel drawer pulls in the
white perimeter cabinets and adjoining
scullery further enhance the horizontality
of the design.
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“This kitchen has many bold textural
elements, such as the embossed black
leather on the front of the island, and
the raw concrete block that wraps right
around the wall accommodating the
refrigerator. These are contrasted by shiny
surfaces, such as the glass splashback.”
To provide further contrast, the
black, white and timber colour palette is
enlivened by the sky-blue shade of the
splashback. Blue also provides a pop of
colour in a niche above the refrigerator –
along with a bright orange ceramic piece.