oven, and the large fridge integrated at the side
of the space. Catering to the family dynamic, a
study nook with shelving is also in this area.
“Materials naturally play a key role in the
look of the kitchen,” says Clark. “Warm wood
and crisp white make ideal, complementary
cabinet surfaces, while the island and perimeter
benchtops are in Caeserstone Concrete. These
rugged, practical benchtops connect with the
stone-look floors and concrete pendants.”
The 3D-pattern splashback picks up most of
these tones, while its play with angles is echoed
in the rakish stools and angled dining table.
Above: Turning the rear benchtop up
the wall added design interest and
provided for a handy display ledge.
The 3D splashback connects with
angular furniture pieces while the
colours are also represented in the
main surfaces of the wider design.
Left: The pool is partly in sight from
the first floor kitchen and accessed
via stairs leading directly from
the expansive upstairs balcony. A
kitchenette in a downstairs sheltered
alfresco room also services the pool.
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