Above: The two laminate finishes – a
dark wood look on the wall cabinetry
and majority of the island with a
light wood look on the outer side of
island – both have a textured finish.
Right: The glass splashback can be
written on with a wax pen – a novel
way for the owner to have notes and
recipes to hand when cooking. The
stainless steel appliances offer an
effective complement to the wood-
look laminate and glass panels.
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ductwork and plant in a discreet fashion.
“A second wall of storage at the side of the
space finishes short of the ceiling – bringing a
feeling of openness, and creating a transition
down to the third element, which is the large
centre island,” says Levant.
With all the storage and dedicated work
areas established, the interior and kitchen
designer was able to introduce dramatic floor-
to-ceiling windows on the remaining wall.
This feature element within the room moves
the eye outside and makes the kitchen volume
seem twice as large as it actually is.