3 kitchens with 3 different approaches
From a glamorous, sculptural island bench in Singapore to a layered timber kitchen and dining space – each of these kitchens offer something unique.
From a glamorous, sculptural island bench in Singapore to a layered timber kitchen and dining space – each of these kitchens offer something unique.
Not only does 2022 see the return of Salone, it’s also the EuroCucina and Euro Bagno. With kitchens and bathrooms the most important rooms of any home, we share the latest as seen on the ground in Milan.
The butler’s pantry is a nice to have in any kitchen and is being designed in ever-more creative ways, as these five examples showcase.
Advanced range hood design meets innovative induction cooktop technology in one exciting appliance.
Gaggenau recently hosted shortlisted designers and friends to honour the inaugural Kitchen of the Year award with an intimate in-person event in its Melbourne showroom.
Building on a tradition of masterful culinary design, the Professional PLUS Series by ILVE stands to inspire another generation of dedicated home cooks.
Architect Stephen Varady has used a considered palette of Calacatta marble and mirrored surfaces to transform a 1950s harbourside apartment in Sydney into sculptural, gallery-like space with a state-of-the-art kitchen featuring Sub-Zero & Wolf appliances at its heart.
Rather than being tucked away, this warm and cheery kitchen is the pride of the home and made for cooking, living and connecting.
DKO’s interior design director Michael Drescher considers how the kitchen is the social heartbeat – the milieu – of the home.
As we traverse this new normal, our innate connection to the outdoors and the nature’s serenity continues to inspire the way we navigate our everyday experience.
As a new award recognising design excellence in the kitchen, we get a glimpse of the judging process for the Gaggenau Kitchen of the Year.
Studio Prineas lets the old treasures of this 1930s California bungalow inform the new design, with inspiration coming from original terrazzo tiles found nestled in the fireplace.