Transforming an apartment’s small, one window kitchen with minimal cabinetry and little space into a bespoke solution for a forever home was the mission.
With functionality and practicality at the forefront, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry was fitted to allow for maximum storage and to better utilise space. The generously sized pantry storage compartments house the integrated refrigerator and an appliance garage with pocket doors for a bespoke finish. Curved features were incorporated as well as under lighting in the island to add a softer touch to the space.
Polytec Florentine Walnut joinery was used in conjunction with the Steccawood as a feature for the island, rangehood and custom under-window bench. Silestone Blanco Norte was selected for the stone benchtops, and a statement Abey Artisan Copper-finish tap matches the pendant light. Removing the room’s outdated arches helped to create a more open lifestyle and contemporary space. The left arch was then redesigned by extending the curve up to the ceiling, creating an effect that adds a unique architectural touch.
By opening up the walls and using elements that brightened the space and flowed into the apartment’s lifestyle area, the kitchen is warm and inviting, with an airy atmosphere which emanates throughout the home.
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Photography Anais Margarido
