units, with retractable recessed doors, set to
both sides of the ovens. These pantry and
appliance units have internal Caesarstone
benchtops that match the cooking zone
benchtop and expansive island benchtop.
The wall units and the other kitchen
cabinets are all seamless in design, with
no handles. Instead they feature the latest
Servo-Drive, push-to-open mechanisms.
The substantial refrigerator is set to the
side of the kitchen and is easily accessed
from the living areas without actually
entering the kitchen. Cabinetry beside this
houses the microwave and coffee maker,
while the dishwasher is in the island.
“The large island with its cantilevered
benchtop is a stand-out feature of the
kitchen,” says Morris. “It provides a large
worksurface and a casual breakfast bar.”
This kitchen offers a sense of freshness
and lightness through its grand stature
and strong forms, flowing indoors to out.
Recessed lighting over the island and
around the kitchen perimeter adds a subtle
ambience to the design, while the high-set
air-conditioning grille is unobtrusive.
Facing page: The kitchen features two tall wall
cabinets, to the left and right of the cooking zone.
Fitted with advanced opening mechanisms, the
doors pull back and then slot into the side of the
cabinets – leaving plenty of room for the chef to
work, even when the cabinets are open. The fridge
is set at the side of the kitchen for easy access.
Above: The long, clean lines of the kitchen match
the crisp, linear nature of the room itself. Having
large marble-look porcelain floor tiles run right
through the space further harmonises the kitchen
with its open-plan surroundings.
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