The clients first approached Dan Kitchens Australia during the planning stage of a new waterfront residence on the Georges River. Having seen how Dan Kitchens worked, they chose a custom kitchen for the new home. Working from architectural plans, designer Daniel Mazic took a detailed brief and developed the kitchen concept for the space.
The brief called for two-tone cabinetry, neutral colours, black fittings and minimal handles. The resulting kitchen combines varied materials, benchtop thicknesses and bold detailing with practical family-focused planning, giving the new home a strong contemporary centrepiece.
A visually striking kitchen that plays with materials and bold design elements.
Like a lot of Dan kitchens, symmetry plays an important role in both the layout and impact.
A spotted gum table projecting out from the raised concrete partition (by others).
From the kitchen, ever-changing vistas of the George River can be enjoyed.
A boxed in rangehood in black above a high output Highlands gas cooktop.
Attention has been paid to how separate pieces of man-made stone have been joined together for a seamless look.
The front side of the island with storage hidden behind push catch doors.
A closer look at the solid timber table.
A photo-realistic illustration produced by Dan Kitchens Australia for the clients as part of the Kitchen Design Service.
The completed kitchen translates the clients’ brief for a bold contemporary interior into a practical family space suited to the new waterfront home. Contrasting cabinetry, varied benchtop thicknesses and integrated appliances give the kitchen a strong visual identity while maintaining clear working zones and generous storage.
For over 40 years, the Dan Kitchens luxury kitchen showroom has brought Scandinavia’s best designs to life. Sydney’s most refined custom kitchens and sophisticated joinery are custom made in the adjoining production complex.
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