A predominantly white kitchen in a large
white entertainer’s space sounds a bit like
a simple disappearing act. However, with
this project, by designer Emma Morris of
Eternodesign, the kitchen is a central focus
within the wider indoor-outdoor space.
This architecturally designed family
home reflects a wonderful use of spaces
and forms – conveying a modern feel
through an interplay of textures and light,
and simplicity of forms, says Morris.
“Essentially, we wanted to complement
the forms and spaces through a generous
kitchen design and a strategic palette of
materials and colours.”
The combination of high gloss lacquer
cabinetry finishes and the Vanilla Noir
Caesarstone benchtops gives the design a
sense of both practicality and style.
“The white cabinet surfaces connect the
kitchen with its wider surroundings, as do
the marble-look porcelain floor tiles that
run right through the space. The tiles also
add to the design’s strength and presence.”
In terms of form – and also function –
the kitchen is designed around the tall wall
Above: With handleless cabinetry closed, this
pristine white entertainer’s kitchen by designer
Emma Morris of Eternodesign melds with the
surrounding white living and dining spaces. The
stand-out exception is the chunky, engineered
stone, black with white veining benchtops –
particularly the one on the central island. The
island benchtop also includes a negative detail,
creating a floating effect.
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