Kitchens

Not only does a kitchen need to be practical, it should also be aesthetically pleasing and complement the rest of your interior scheme.

When choosing to renovate an entire house ,large or small, there are so many things you really should know, and creating a detailed checklist is the best way to ensure you have all your bases covered.

You could easily imagine this stunning black – yes black! – kitchen in a super-cool Manhattan loft but would you believe it’s at the heart of a busy family home in St Ives?

A renovation doesn’t always have to go all in. Sometimes, a cosmetic tweak or two can inject new life into an otherwise tired space.

For us as designer a good flow means a house that has a logical layout with good connection between spaces, creating a well-thought-out home that works exactly how you want it to.

In this kitchen the dark Grey colour combined with a touch of Copper allowed for an elegant yet interesting space.

When a family of 5 had the opportunity to renovate the husband's childhood home we had 3 things in mind ...

Whether you're in an apartment that can't be expanded or adding on a room is cost-prohibitive, open-concept can be a perfect solution.

The combination of the natural wood (Sourced from sustainable timber such as rescued trees) with respect to its natural beauty together with the light colour scheme is being expressed throughout the entire house.

A reno blitz turned this old and tired unit in a prime location into a stylish and modern space.

Sure, the cathedral windows in this large and light family kitchen are an artwork in themselves – but they’re not the only star of the show here. How gorgeous is the island bench?

Small or large the kitchen is the hub of the home; its where meals are prepared and people are gathered.

Custom cabinetry, floating timber flooring and a smart stone island bench top; the look and quality is unmistakably high-end but the outcome was achieved on time and within a realistic budget.