07/10/2026
Yessss, you can swipe to the end to see what we started with!
I don’t just walk in with the intention of fitting a new kitchen, I walk in with the intention of giving you the best possible space.
More often than not, it means a few changes to the bones before even thinking about your cabinetry design or colour scheme.
A very quick breakdown of the fundamentals that changed in here…
1. Removing the door between the garage entrance and the utility area meant a transformation in how big the space felt. Considering the back door was the most used entrance when arriving home, it needed its own wow moment (wait til you see the mounds of hidden shoe storage and the family dropzone there!)
2. Adding a glass panel to the back door, and changing the existing window to a door, brought in so much more light. Not to mention ease of direct access to the side of the house for outdoor clothes drying.
3. Moving the internal wall between the back and front kitchens meant we could get in an extra run of cabinetry and still keep a central island. Now this space functions as a laundry/extra storage area/back kitchen.
4. A change in ceiling, AC and lighting design helped the previous segregated spaces flow as one room.
Every part of this space works incredibly hard and it’s still possible to keep it looking clear and tidy as the internals are all tailored exactly to the home owner’s items, so EVERYTHING has its own place 🤍