The owners of this harbour-side apartment first contacted Dan Kitchens early in their renovation journey. Dan Kitchens were asked to develop an alternative layout to the apartment’s kitchen/laundry/dining and living spaces. Working in tandem with their builder, Dan Kitchens produced a concept that opened up and modernised the apartment.
This custom joinery project was completed in two stages, the first being the rearrangement of the walls, the completion of the kitchen, laundry, display partition and walk-in pantry. Later on, the second stage was completed which involved the design and production of an object display unit and a TV unit with space for media equipment, storage, and display shelving. Each joinery item was designed along the same style and standard of quality, and despite the time frame between stages the entire project was consistent. This project reflects the standard of detail achieved in our North Shore kitchen renovations.
The living and dining areas with an object display unit and a TV unit.
The large object display unit was designed to house the clients’ impressive collection of Asian artifacts.
The same timber was used throughout the project for consistency.
Beneath the display shelves is extra storage space to service the living area.
A photo-realistic illustration produced by Dan Kitchens Australia for the clients as part of theKitchen Design Service.
The TV unit. Below the tv houses the hifi equipment. The mesh fronts allow the sound to escape the unit while still remaining concealed.
A photo-realistic illustration produced by Dan Kitchens Australia for the clients as part of theKitchen Design Service.
The kitchen. The laundry (left) and walk-in-pantry (right) were symmetrically designed around the kitchen.
Large stacker doors were installed to lighten the space and to open up the apartment to its gorgeous surroundings.
The cooking area contains a minimal induction cooktop and concealed rangehood.
The island is designed to look like a table for informal dining, yet still houses some serious storage room thanks to deep drawers.
The benchtops and splashbacks are all made from an engineered quartz stone with subtle patterning.
Softly dividing the kitchen area from the living and dining areas is a display cabinet unit.
A photo-realistic illustration produced by Dan Kitchens Australia for the clients as part of the’ Kitchen Design Service.
The completed renovation gives the harbour-side apartment a more open and coherent internal layout while providing substantially more functional storage and custom joinery. The kitchen, laundry and walk-in pantry establish the material and detailing language for the project, which was later extended into the living areas through purpose-designed display and media cabinetry. Despite being completed in two stages, the joinery reads as one coordinated interior and provides a consistent backdrop to the owners’ furniture, artwork and collections.
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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