There's a sense in which we've established a layout plan that is the basis for nearly all new kitchens – one in which the island
plays a dominant role. But while we may feel comfortable with using this plan as a template – because it works so well – we
still want our own kitchen to have a distinctive style. And the mix of materials we select can have a big influence on this.
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Architect Eliska Lewis selected
a subtly veined marble for the
top and waterfall sides of the
island in this new kitchen. See
more island and benchtop design
ideas at Trendsideas.com
Schist stone, stone veneer and
James Hardie Linea help this
GJ Gardner showhome in
Wanaka fit into its wider alpine
setting. Head to Trendsideas.com
to find more GJ Gardner homes.
The wooden slat floor for this wet
area is made in sections that can
be easily lifted to clean the solid
base underneath You'll find more
ideas for baths and showers
when you visit Trendsideas.com
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