work in as it is easy on the eye,” Potter
says. “For example, the Blum Servo-drive
electric mechanisms make accessing draw-
ers easier. Plus, by avoiding the need for
handles, they add to the clean aesthetic.
A small scullery off to one side of the
kitchen houses small appliances, offers
plenty of extra storage, and also makes
an excellent preparation area that can be
hidden away with the slide of a door.
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Designer: Kyla Potter, Carlielle Kitchens
Cabinetry: Prime Panels, black, soft matt; Melteca,
colour Baikal (white), satin finish; vertical cedar with
dark stain on front of island
Cabinetry hardware: Blum
Benchtops: Island – Granite, Super White; perimeter –
Caesarstone, Sleek Concrete
Feature surface: Blackened raw steel to island frame
and rangehood box
Splashback: York Slim Pearl tiles, from Tile Depot
Appliances: Fisher & Paykel
Far left and above: A handy home office and walk-in
scullery are both in the same finishes as the
kitchen proper, drawing all three spaces together
visually. The modest office is separated from the
kitchen by a blade wall which also houses the
refrigerator. The storage-rich scullery is accessed
by a panelled sliding door to the left of the fridge.
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by Jamie Cobel
Awards: Trends International Design Awards (TIDA)
Kitchens – Highly Commended
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