Timeless timber kitchens
Very veneer
This teak veneer joinery really makes this kitchen a statement. The Create Stone quartz benchtops in crisp Arctic add a much needed lightness to offset the rich wood stain, as well as the spotted gum floors. Framing the laminate island are stools from Clickon Furniture and hanging above are simple Delta Light twin pendants from Inlite. Go here to see the rest of this stunning home.
GORTA YUUKI
Very veneer
A mirrored splashback can make your space look larger than it is. In this case, it reflects the lush greenery outside. Go here to see the rest of this stunning home.
GORTA YUUKI
Personal touch
Solid ash benchtops, made by a local cabinetmaker, apply a personal stamp and a touch of luxury to the Ikea cabinets. The timber bench was then stained to match the floors, and an Ikea ceramic sink added.
DEREK SWALWELL
Timeless
The original wood stove is the only remnant of this old space. Ikea cabinets and thoughtful flourishes, such as the splashback in pressed metal left over from the hallway of this home, complete the room’s quirky yet timeless appeal. An island bench from Ikea, teamed with bar stools, acts as a central gathering place for guests.
DEREK SWALWELL
One of a kind
This irregularly designed shaped island bench with a Caesarstone top, creates a space at one end for bar stools. Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, painted in the same Dulux Gamelan as the walls provides ample storage, while a stainless-steel splashback reflects light.
BRIGIT ARNOTT
Simple but beautiful
There is something about the simplicity of open shelves: beautiful dinnerware, glasses and biscuit jars are all kept on display in the kitchen above stainless-steel workbenches. Central to the space is a custom-made recycled-timber island bench, which also features open shelves stacked with large platters and bowls. The bench, paired with bar stools, is a great spot to watch the flurry of activity in the kitchen.
JOHN DOWNS
