Sydney Kitchens Opens New Showroom by Editorial Team | 1 June, 2012 The new Willoughby showroom features kitchen designs ranging from classical to contemporary, each displayed in an elegant but accessible style that highlights their best features. The displays feature the latest trends from around the world, adapting them to Australian consumers’ sensibilities. Sydney Kitchens National Sales & Design Manager Susan Hasler comments that “Australians love the open plan layout and the shift towards contemporary design is evident. This is reflected in the use of clean lines and an interesting mix of materials that blend with surrounding spaces.” The modern kitchen arrangements include artistic placement of cabinetry and bright swathes of colour, making attractive counterpoints to minimalist steel worktops. Timber grain cabinetry, Axolotyl concrete surfaces, textured benchtops and curved edges are notable features that speak to the growing trend for organic spaces that flow to adjoining living spaces. More classical kitchens also display some innovative features, as Hasler explains, “The beautifully crafted Manhattan style doors and ornate handles of our classic kitchen displays evoke a sense of timeless elegance. We have discretely added modern touches like integrated fridge drawers and hidden spice racks to show how this look can work be modernised without compromising on style.” Offering the latest appliances from Gagganau, Smeg, Liebherr, Sub-Zero and Wolf, Heittich quality pull-out pantries complete with LED lighting, push catch doors and deep soft closing drawers, Sydney Kitchens has all the accessories to kit out your kitchen for maximum function and style. www.sydneykitchens.com.au. Tags: gaggenau, ktichen, Liebherr, showroom, Smeg, sub-zero, Sydney Kitchens, wolf Related Posts Design in Black and White The Art of Storing and Serving Good Wine Sacrificing Function For Form? Never Again! Bespoke Ventilation for the Modern Kitchen
