Room to move
A seamless lean-to provides extra space for this
retro-style kitchen in a transitional bungalow
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What a difference a few added metres make.
The existing kitchen prior to this renovation had
been pokey and poorly oriented – the result of
an earlier 1970s refit. As part of a reorganising
makeover of the entire transitional bungalow,
Architecture Smith + Scully created a seamless
lean-to that added valuable space for the kitchen.
Architect Carolyn Smith says the additional
metres and a reorientation of the kitchen – now
opening to the outdoors and adjacent dining
room – created a space that feels more generous
than these changes would suggest.
“The new layout is contemporary in flavour