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One way to meld a kitchen smoothly into an
open-plan space is to make it part of the wider
design. This not only helps the workspace seem
to disappear, it is also an opportunity to expand
and celebrate the interior scheme.
This kitchen is in a residence created by
builder Adrian Zorzi as a display home. In
the end, he liked it so much that he bought the
house for himself. Designer Dominik Frisina
created the interiors, including the kitchen.
“The concept was that the kitchen merge
with the living spaces, adopting a galley layout
often associated with penthouse apartments.

Above: Living areas and kitchen are
seamlessly integrated in this design
by Dominik Frisina. A shared material
palette and common architectural
forms both play their part.
Left: The blade ceiling is centred over
the kitchen upstand. This connects
to the white formwork, which in
turn frames the black cabinetry. The
tight composition gives the kitchen a
strong sculptural presence.

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