Utilising colour in your kitchen can feel like a bold move. However, if you use the right design and build team, such as Premier Kitchens, it doesn’t have to be quite so daunting. When the clients announced they didn’t want the standard white kitchen, the Premier team were excited for the possibilities they could bring to this space. After much discussion and research, the owners settled on Cruel Sea, a deep and mysterious green, for the cabinetry. The result is a dramatic kitchen space with style as deep as the ocean.
The stunning brass handles from Lo & Co add a sense of luxury to the room and truly complement the Cruel Sea green. Under the bench, a bright and playful tile pattern makes the kitchen feel really approachable — it’s opulent but fun; stylish yet casual. To maintain consistency and design detail, the same bright tiles have been used throughout the home, adding character and charm to the rest of the house.
This kitchen has been extended to continue past its original boundaries into the laundry. A second sink and coffee machine were able to be incorporated into this new area, allowing for greater usability.
Designer Anita Mitchell
Photographer Jacinta Whittington
We love
The dramatic Cruel Sea colour and the height
of the cabinetry that stretches all the way up
to the ceiling.
EXPERT TIP
When choosing your benchtop material, consider your usage. A serviceable material such as Dekton is a fabulous option that looks good, too
FEATURE FOCUS
Cabinet doors and panels Shaker Dulux Cruel Sea Hinges and drawers Blum LEGRABOX Storage solutions Blum pull-out pantry Handles Lo & Co brass handles Benchtop Dekton Zenith, Solid collection 20mm Splashback Tiles Lighting LED strip lighting Flooring Concrete
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Originally featured in Kitchens & Bathrooms Quarterly Vol. 27 No. 1
