Kirribilli Kitchen
A 1970’s apartment kitchen is transformed into a luxurious kitchen complete with exquisite materials and high-end appliances.
VIEW KITCHEN PROJECTThe home office is located in a room with a curved wall which influenced the design.
A combination of American Walnut and white polyurethane were chosen for the colour palette.
The walnut joinery display and storage unit.
An illustration of the home office.
The kitchen has two entrances thanks to a central dividing wall. This dividing wall also provides a place to position tall kitchen cabinetry/appliances, as well as a blank canvas for artwork.
The other entrance.
A de-saturated style with white doors and black granite benchtop.
A large Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine storage were included in the design at great effort as the kitchen space was tight and accessibility into the building was very limited.
Pitted copper doors are the only elements of colour in the kitchen. The copper was chosen because of the similarity to the building’s distinctive external cladding.
Cooking zone with Miele induction cooktop and matching integrated rangehood.
So as to be as sensitive to the original architects design as possible, the footprint of the kitchen remained changed.
An illustration of the kitchen produced for the clients as part of the Dan Kitchens’ Design Service >
Gorgeous views from the kitchen over the Royal Botanic Gardens and beyond.
A 1970’s apartment kitchen is transformed into a luxurious kitchen complete with exquisite materials and high-end appliances.
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