Above: Designer Mick De Giulio says he played
with the idea of layering and transparency when
designing the two kitchens. There’s a flexible
connection between the living kitchen in the front
and the entertaining kitchen behind. Glass doors
on either side maintain a visual connection when
closed, but can pocket back into the wall to open
up the two spaces. Stone panels in the splashback
next to the cooktop and hood can also slide out of
sight for an even greater sense of openness.
Left: De Giulio also designed a bar alongside the
living kitchen, with antique mirror tiles and sliding
panels that conceal recessed liquor storage.
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