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From Your Email Name Your Name Close Share Share email have been sent. × Help Kitchen Natural air Cork floors, timber wall treatments and kitchen cabinetry finished in Dezignatek, Kombu Green Anegre Veneer all come together to create a relaxed natural vibe in this kitchen Warm and welcoming Simple and strong shapes ran the new home brief and the kitchen cabinetry certainly kept up with the programme – the warmth of wood captured in bold cabinetry Thin white line Here, a kitchen's dark-lacquered cabinetry recedes visually while concealed minimalist lighting brings accents back into prominence Lighter than air The outer curves of this kitchen island bring a softness to the space, added to by it hovering off the floor on a pedestal Lines of interest A Staron solid surface island with fluted surfaces finds a linear echo in the splashback to the rear, comprised of Mosaic Kitkat tiles by Design Tiles Ingrained style As a focal point, this island joinery is wrapped in horizontal crown-cut American white oak, adding texture and defining the kitchen Urban meets rustic Here, a deep toned timber table connects with a cool, smooth concrete island, the two materials united by a bespoke aged brass strip Character strengths Cabinetry doors are like a language to themselves – flat surfaces bring a modern accent, while panelled cabinet faces evoke a more traditional vibe Calm and balance A limited palette of dark American oak cabinetry contrasted with crisp white granite and pops of brass for a hint of luxe complete this kitchen composition Under cover of darkness A bank of open-grain, dark-stained Ash timber cabinetry sits behind the island in this kitchen, containing the integrated fridge, cooktop and storage Dad, there's a feather in my cereal Why not make your place your own? For this character kitchen, a feature wood pigeon laser-cut metal panel on the island creates a breakfast welcome What will our needs be as we age? A German-made AgeExplorer suit, offered at Blum showrooms, lets you simulate aging first hand – helping you choose kitchen and bathroom products that will work for you now and in the future When your cabinetry tells a story Mesh cabinet door inserts in this kitchen are in keeping with the home's heritage status – bi-fold cabinet doors below offer quick access 50 shades of cool You don't have to hit your guests over the head with a paint box – this kitchen makes an elegant play of black, white and grey tones Divided interests This pantry houses appliances at the kitchen end while at the living room end box frame doors and woven brass metal inlay evoke a furniture-like feel Social springboard The departure from a traditional island with bar stools suited the owners of this kitchen who adore sitting around the cantilever table – it feels more inclusive and social to face guests Context is everything The chunky marble-look island is this contemporary, airy kitchen's leading feature – enhanced by the dramatic skylight structure rising above it Today and yesterday This kitchen features an up-to-the-minute technology hub in the island while the panelled cabinetry reflects a more traditional air Softly, softly The new Aventos HKi stay lift from Blum blends seamlessly into furniture – making cabinetry operation silky smooth, effortless and stylish The perfect lie This bold, contemporary kitchen – complete with Laminex soft touch, in Pitch Black, island – is ideally situated to take in the adjacent golf course Cabinetry cohorts This kitchen combines rich timber tones (Natural Teak by Laminex), dark textured engineered stone (Black Tempal by Caesarstone), and matte black laminate (Terril Abolsute Matte by Laminex) The vein and the grain Is there a more natural, complementary and refined look than pairing wood cabinetry with stone benchtops and splashbacks – this kitchen certainly puts a strong case Breathing and beautifying Decorative mesh-fronted cabinetry in this kitchen recalls a time when dedicated meshed cabinets allowed fresh air to pass through to keep goods cool Mirror, mirror on the ceiling For this crisp charcoal and white kitchen, the ceiling-mounted Siemens rangehood is disguised through the choice of a mirrored housing Yes, you can run in the kitchen Parents of young children never look at furniture quite the same way again – this rounded island with no sharp corners spells peace of mind Al fresco indoors Wood and grained marble make for the perfect material marriage in this kitchen – especially when both are bathed in natural light Part of the woodwork Not only does this scullery disappear into the cabinetry, when it is left on show its veneer wall finishes offer a continuation of the kitchen's own livery Breakfast is served – now! Never mind the drip feed of breakfast items while you sit starving – here, everything arrives together courtesy of a surprising storage element on hydraulic lift Moveable feast This kitchen table fits snuggly into the kitchen island, expanding the latter's work area, or can be pulled away for separate social or dining use Blending in The island has an understated presence in this kitchen, merging as it does with the identical Canaletto American Walnut cabinetry finish behind Carrying the batten In this kitchen, the brassy Melamine Patina battening around the island resurfaces on the rangehood – bringing linear uniformity to the space Eat in or takeaway? Takeaways are a given for this kitchen thanks to the cut-out shelving complete with fitted wooden trays below the island's cantilevered benchtop Atmosphere plus Horizontal crown-cut American white oak, stained in a darker tone, frames Natural Antique Brown Granite for this moody kitchen island Hidden helper A hidden scullery is a neat surprise feature that keeps the kitchen tidy in this custom Landmark Homes design Quiet performer While a floor-to-ceiling wall of warm wood cabinetry hides design issues for this penthouse kitchen, the scullery continues off to one side in understated fashion Colour coordinated A rustic dresser stands alongside new wood cabinetry here while a pale green lining element in the latter connects back to the former Meals on wheels Need a substantial island but sometimes need the floorspace more – this kitchen's relocatable island on castors caters to both scenarios Breakfast-time reading anyone? This articulated island includes room for a niche cubbyhole – a case of design and function working playfully together Size matters Cabinetry proportions offer a valuable design tool – here, the height of the cabinets was extended to emphasis the kitchen within the room Rolling stone The feature dark brown silk granite on this kitchen island evokes a sense of movement while floor to ceiling windows opposite keep things light Lighten up This Hampton's style kitchen and interior celebrates stone in more than one way – interior-lit, glass-fronted upper cabinetry helps keep things light Storage as design feature A grid of glass windows in a black cabinetry framework adds charm to this kitchen while the top row are in fluted glass for less on-show inclusions Oh, island in the sun There's nothing like wood surfaces to connect you to nature and by extension the natural setting – here, even the island joins the party Complementing, not competing Crisp white cabinetry might seem understated compared to the island benchtop in this kitchen – but why not let an artwork stand out against a blank canvas? Mountain echo Mirror panels bounce light and create a sense of even greater space for the rear cabinetry in this kitchen – the reflected mountain view is okay, too Solid and sculptural In this long, linear kitchen, slimline detailing allows the dark-stained cabinetry to express as a pure and simplistic monolithic form Shape of things to come Lead designer at Akzente Lara Farmilo shares insights on what's in and what's coming, referencing leading German architectural kitchen company Poggenpohl Tall, dark and dramatic In this sleek kitchen, two tall appliance cabinets are custom designed in super matt black with matching roller doors and sensor lighting Sparkling finish Forget tea or juice, this kitchen caters to finer tastes – the swirling granite surfaces are matched with Champagne Gold cabinetry, by Poggenpohl Bespoke and befitting The architect: We approached the design of the kitchen in the same way you would approach the design of a bespoke item of joinery. It is, after all, often the most expensive joinery item in the house Now you serve me, now you don't With the near historic advent of open-plan living we don't usually close the door on the kitchen – that is unless it is this discreet meets functional workspace When the only catching element is the view Recessed cabinetry pulls were specified for this scenic kitchen – ensuring the chef's clothes don't get caught up in the dinnertime rush Well rounded While the architecture is crisp overhead, the kitchen island and furniture have a more rounded presence – also a safe option for parents with runaround children Secret squirrel Wood veneer wraps the entrance wall into this kitchen, flowing through to the cabinetry and hidden scullery door to create unity between kitchen and living Add bayleaf and voila! Melteca Bayleaf green cabinetry accentuates this kitchen – the hub of the holiday home – while reflecting the earthy tones of its rural setting Cooking with colour A Dark Ink Green-painted cabinet breaks up a sea of serene white cabinetry in this kitchen – adding warmth and soul to the design menu Industry leader This kitchen island became the centrepiece of an industrial design direction, a unique framed system allowing it to float above the floor Functional feature The back wall of this kitchen is a feature element seen from the living space – cabinetry doors in a grid pattern are slightly proud of the surround paneling Meals on wheels Flexibility is the name of the game in this kitchen that boasts an island on castors which can rolled anywhere as spacial/entertaining needs dictate Solid state This pared back cabinet block has motor drive for the drawers and pull-outs leaving only vertical handles for tall cupboards and integrated fridges Relaxed/busy For this family meets entertainers kitchen, the use of a retractable door system allowed for ovens, storage and the drinks zone to be hidden when not in use Kitchen is closed, no, wait You've heard of sliding doors, well how about sliding splashbacks – if you prefer a clean look from your living space, this could be part of the plan Black and tan White and wood make great decor fellows, and same can be said for black and wood – for this kitchen even the dining table joins the cabinetry's two-tone party Table manners The framing of this kitchen island gives it the character of a large wooden table – breakfast seating and white cabinet forms fill in the gaps Hitting the mark A dark hood within a forest of green cabinetry – this new kitchen in a two-storey addition already feels like a much-loved classic Let there be light Out of this kitchen's dramatic black cabinetry comes internal lighting – and a wealth of quickly to hand functionality Now you don't If the space in front of this contemporary plywood kitchen looks a little empty, it's because its island on wheels has been rolled away stage left Rustic fare There's nothing like mesh cabinet panel inserts to add to that farmhouse feel – perhaps a throw back to pre-refrigeration, where mesh panels kept things breezy, cool and fresh Divide and contrast Two cabinetry styles in proximity each celebrate the other through delightful contrast – lacquer meets wood grain, just across the way Hold on a minute If handles are the jewels of your cabinetry then this kitchen's got it going on with textured vertical black handles that are a pleasure to look at and use Secrets & treasure While the gold 'treasure' is centrally on display, this kitchen still has some secrets to reveal – namely hidden doorways in the perimeter cabinetry Crisp contrast A curvaceous white island is teamed with a black linear glass-fronted display cabinetry in this kitchen – the contrast of tone and form benefitting both elements Thin gold line Custom artistic rose gold trim cabinetry detailing, brass tapware, and designer pendants combine to take this kitchen to the next level Do not adjust your set This kitchen is strictly black and white – showing the striking impact that the simple and bold choice of having two tones and no colour can achieve Same again please The stone box at one end of this kitchen island is 3m long and matches the length of the slab on the cooktop bench behind – bringing symmetry Steel supports The subtle curves in the splashback, custom Astra walker brass tap, and steel legs on the island soften the hard and dark surfaces in this kitchen Faceted and fabulous This kitchen island is not shy about stepping forward – sleek planes meet elegant composition to create the highly sculptural (and highly functional) feature Your good health A soothed mind makes for a relaxed chef, which in turn makes for an enjoyable family meal – well, whatever the reasoning, this dedicated drinks station is readily to hand Timeless beauty That's the thing with marble, it ages with character and just keeps getting better – even brand new, as on this solid marble-clad island, it looks spectacular Reeding glass creates a vision Reeded glass cabinetry fronts add to this kitchen's sense of lightness and creating a pleasing intimation of cupboard contents without laying them bare Hello (not so) little echo A large gleaming scullery standing ready for behind the scenes duty is a loose material echo of this front-of-house entertainer's kitchen High impact in every way With sleek finishing and a refined cabinetry selection, Arclinea’s award winning Convivium forms a top of the range, highly durable & luxurious space 7 great concealed storage ideas for your kitchen Aren't humans funny? First we want the once-tucked-away kitchen to come out and join the living spaces, then we employ clever ways to conceal it all over again Detailed interest This kitchen is to the side of an expansive, open-plan living space – an American white oak frame underpins the cuboid island's leading surfaces Of course there's an island Not all islands have to resemble a small aircraft carrier – this U-shaped kitchen with tall wall cabinets works well with a modest, circular, central version Outside in Much as this home's timber cladding connects with its lush bush setting, so too does the natural-toned kitchen cabinetry and wood floor Star and scenery This kitchen's cabinetry colours and textures make it both backdrop and focal point – offsetting the sandblasted brick that reveals the character of the original warehouse Lighter than light Crowned with natural light from a skylight, this kitchen furthers its airy feel with reed glass-fronted cabinets, including on the island Sliding doors For this kitchen, the pantry is hidden behind pocket doors while an entry door was removed and replaced by large double cavity slider doors Queenslander aesthetic Pursuing a modern Queenslander look, this kitchen's cabinetry gives the standard Shaker profile a run for its money, matched here with Ash Marble Open sesame To achieve this door system the designer worked on the finer details of the folding doors to allow them to bi-fold and still return into the dedicated niche Two-tone impact The materiality of this modest-sized kitchen was explored through a seductive and contemporary palette of black porcelain and timber cabinetry When left on the shelf is a good thing Anything taking pride of place on the open, under-lit shelving gracing the front of this kitchen island is prominently on display to the wider space Singing from the same song sheet Continuing the exterior palette, American walnut veneer meets hard-wearing Meltica surfaces (and granite benchtops) in this two-tone kitchen Outside in Large sliding doors peel away and this home's silvered vertical cedar board cladding continues inside within the main breezeway and on the kitchen cabinetry Look this way In a home that's all about the spectacular views, this stone-clad island in a leathered finish seems to further lead the eye to the sea outlook Planar – but certainly not plain This faceted island includes a geometrically sculpted benchtop overhang – the more you look, the more detail there is in the upfront feature Just add water Picturesque water vistas soften out this home’s dark colour palette – moody, semi-industrial kitchen cabinetry included United front To visually simplify this design and to allow the island's curves to be the standout feature, the cabinetry is cohesively matched to the Corian benchtop Cabinetry meets cladding Stained wood meets white granite in this kitchen – the island front is finished in the same vertical weatherboard as the home’s cladding Pleasing contrast White kitchen cabinetry and a 4m-long Caeasarstone Snow island countertop provide a soft contrast to the warm timber interior of this home Maxwell Smart would have approved In this Landmark design, a sneaky pivot door opens to reveal the workhorse scullery behind – all part of a tailored response to the homeowner's needs Designer insight – Cabinetry Timbers of all tones are popular – with rustic or exaggerated grains being wire brushed to emphasise their 'realness' – Natalie Du Bois, Du Bois Design Contemporary function, classic look This up-to-the-minute kitchen includes classic design nods such as crisp panelled cabinet doors and traditional mouldings on the rangehood Blonde on blonde Bob Dylan would approve of this modern white on wood kitchen featuring a combination of white laminate and hoop pine veneer cabinetry Pushing for a minimalist look Push-to-open mechanisms for the wall units and drawers avoided the need for cabinet handles or pulls that would have cluttered this design Planar but certainly not plain This kitchen presents as a piece of uninterrupted joinery, cantilevering out from the main wall in a contrasting material – black blackbutt veneer Themed menu There's nothing like design continuity – for this kitchen, the cabinetry and batten screen are both in the same handsome Navurban veneer Full metal jacket This marble-topped baking island is finished in pressed steel – part of an industrial look, and scale, kitchen (although the family cat appears underwhelmed) Playing back up not lead This hoop pine meets white laminate kitchen's understated palette and clean-lined cabinetry mean it forms a quiet backdrop to family life Neat and tidy A false front on one end of this island conceals breakfast stools from the living spaces, accentuating the island's sense of clean symmetry And for the island? You don't have to look far to see where the designer drew material inspiration from for this island, with both benchtops echoing the cabinetry wall behind You and R H Cabinetmakers – a perfect fit Engaging a refined cabinetry maker to create custom storage solutions for your home means they fit perfectly in every way – which is why R H Cabinetmakers gets a lot of work by referral Cabinet finishes – what's hot, what's not Classic white, moody black, or pulled back colour? We put the question of trending cabinet finishes to designers on the Trends Design Council panel Pared back perfection This minimalist kitchen has recessed cabinet handles while the wrap-around countertops help to keep the cabinetry forms simple Code: well dressed Handles could be considered the jewellery on your well dressed cabinets – formal and understated ran the dress code for this kitchen party Two tone for a reason This kitchen's rear cabinetry is in a glossy white glass to reflect the bush setting while the matt black island, with no reflection, evokes the earth Fitting response This home by Scarlett Architects was a 2020 Waikato/Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards Winner and DINZ Best Design Awards 2021 Finalist – the precision-crafted joinery is by RH Cabinetmakers Muted and magnificent Understated black and burgundy cabinetry connects with the dark veining in the Calacatta benchtop/splashback in this moody kitchen Double the convenience Your eyes aren't deceiving, the outside kitchen is a reflection of the indoors version in this home – there's even a servery between them A place for everything For this industrial-look kitchen, a large glass-front display cabinet reflects the owners’ love of travel, with objets as well as kitchenware on show I'll try a wood With views to the rolling greens of a golf course, this kitchen strikes its own hole in one with a distinctive wood and black colour palette Reflecting on nature As if a substantial window splashback wasn't enough, this kitchen makes further celebration of its verdant setting with reflective cabinet surfaces Blue tone evokes the sea Looking good, working well – classic shiplap finishes and Shaker-style cabinetry meet understated modern functionality in this seaside kitchen Block party This substantial island looks like it could entertain all the neighbours, presenting as an impressive slab of leather-finished natural stone Behind soft-close doors One way to have a clean, uncluttered kitchen is to maximise available storage – this great wall of cabinetry should definitely do the trick Want demure cabinetry? Go to the wall Building out the wall and setting kitchen cabinets and appliances back into the wall plane is one way to balance presence with subtlety in your open-plan scheme – as with this design by Bijl Architects, part of the company’s wider transformative renovation of a traditional cottage Materials choices were key in this pride-of-place kitchen While this kitchen needed to tie in with the semi-industrial aesthetic of the rest of the home, designer Leonie Metger’s extensive use of timber veneer for tall cabinetry softens the mix of the other materials The magic of modern cabinetry hardware Advanced hardware in this kitchen makes sure drawers glide (and don't over extend) and that cabinet doors spring open at a light touch Flair français French provincial flair was the look for this refined woodwork-rich kitchen backed by a generous scullery in matching cabinetry Pale and interesting (in a good way) Prefer a light menu? Light and bright ran the brief for this family kitchen featuring light-toned cabinetry in Hoop Pine veneer and white laminate Quality from the inside out Beauty is not always skin deep. This elegant kitchen by RH Cabinetmakers features high quality materials, precision Austrian-made Blum hardware and custom, hand-crafted construction Want demure kitchen cabinetry? Go to the wall A bronze cabinet door on the island stands out, while much of this kitchen by Bijl Architects nestles back into the wall planes, harmonising with the wider cottage renovation Natural divide Work surface to the left, coffee station to the right and casual seating nook in between. This kitchen makes efficient use of the available space Kitchen connects to its surroundings through material choices Tall banks of cabinetry and appliances are demurely set back into the walls in this contemporary kitchen within a revamped cottage interior Warm and pretty cool The cool look and touch of matt stainless steel on the island cabinetry is balanced with an organic, natural and wide plank French oak floor in this Italian-influenced kitchen. Bush baby Warm wood floors and brown hued cabinetry connect this kitchen with its verdant surroundings This black and white kitchen is a class act Located at the heart of the home, this black and white entertainer’s kitchen complements its surroundings while creating a strong presence of its own Not just the details This kitchen was a team effort between owner and woodworking professionals R H Cabinetmakers – however, while the detailing shows the level of woodworking skill involved, so does stepping back and taking in the whole space The underlit cantilevered countertop provides a sculptural feature in this entertainer’s kitchen Opening up to the wider interior – and to the outdoors as well – this light-filled, hard-working kitchen provides a social hub and a harmonious focal point 2021 kitchen trends So, what does the coming year hold in terms of kitchen design? Two leading New Zealand kitchen designers answer some questions as to what might lie ahead in terms of cabinetry, benchtops, appliances and materials Social agenda You have a beautiful kitchen in your family home, but want something quite different for your much-loved, highly social holiday home. The resulting character kitchen is fresh, interesting, highly practical and ready to greet friends and family from across the country Concrete, steel and river views Part of a home that celebrates strong simple materials to complement the intimate river views beyond the windows, the Neo-brutalist kitchen at its heart more than follows suit An antique mirror splashback performs double duty in this kitchen One of the hardest working features to offset the limited space in this modest-sized apartment is a beautiful antique mirror. Acting as a splashback, the aged mirror – along with the clear mirror splashback alongside – provides an artwork in its own right and, of course, it also tricks the eye, suggesting a much larger space This kitchen boasts natural connections The kitchen's open timber shelving links to the timber treads fitted to the adjacent concrete stairs, the wine fridge shelving and the bar stool seating Parisian air A particularly elegant feature surface sets off this kitchen where everything from the wall panelling, furniture and flooring to the cabinetry and custom handles all contribute to a refined Parisian air. Advanced cabinetry hardware solutions underpin the design Individual presence Part of a new townhouse in a wider villa-sympathetic development, this kitchen has a strong character all of its own. Designed by Melanie Williams, many of the kitchen's features respond to challenges within the brief Upon reflection Modern surfaces, up-to-the-minute cabinetry and advanced hardware all come together in this family and entertainer’s kitchen Iconic architect-designed home gets an appropriate lush kitchen Context is key in any kitchen design. This engaging, material rich kitchen more than rises to the occasion. Tall, smart and handy When there's not much existing storage, a giant wall of visually receding floor-to-near-ceiling white cabinetry more than fits the bill What makes for an ideal hub-of-the-home kitchen? Here's a well-connected example Open to adjacent spaces in terms of both architecture and finishes, this elegant kitchen lets its architect owner take part in family proceedings and dinner preparations at the same time Wood – both stained and natural – is celebrated in this natural-feel kitchen What material and which look will best suit your kitchen? For this arresting kitchen design, vertical timber panelling to the island is matched with stained textured veneer to the back wall and scullery. Then there's the ceiling – and the floors! Designing a new kitchen? Here's one way to make the most of your endeavours Often separated in styles, a family-friendly kitchen can be equally well suited to entertaining. This kitchen has a large island with bench seating while the dining table is only two steps away. Did someone say casual party? How best to accommodate a functional kitchen within a modest-sized, open-plan apartment? This design is a great example This modest kitchen offers all the drama and function of a much larger space – an antique mirror and good cabinet choices help it grow Modern and moody Strong architectural lines and dark surfaces give this kitchen its own personality – one that also chimes with the house architecture and the natural outlooks Minimalist, easy-to-clean kitchen has dedicated zones and strong material palette A semi-industrial palette of wood, concrete and steel gives this kitchen a strong presence and also connects it to the wider surroundings Dramatic yet highly practical workspace Taking its cues from the architecturally designed rural home it forms part of, this clean-lined kitchen reflects personality and modernity, with its extensive functionality downplayed visually Entertainer’s home benefits from custom cabinetry and a one-off kitchen-bar design This spacious home has the air of a tropical getaway, reflecting a natural, relaxed ambience with a life-of-the-party kitchen-bar area at its heart – the kitchen and custom pieces seen throughout are by Kira Gray of Fyfe Kitchens White, wood and an irridescent blue combine in this clean-lined entertainer’s-meets-family kitchen From its eye-catching 3D splashback to its slim benchtops and advanced fittings, this kitchen by designer Kira Gray makes quite a splash Rich warm timber and cool white veined black marble combine in this two-tone kitchen Natural light plays on the marble and oak surfaces in this modern, airy entertainer’s kitchen where clutter is banished from sight Black and bold, this kitchen makes a strong visual statement Modern surfaces, up-to-the-minute cabinetry and advanced hardware all come together in this family and entertainer’s kitchen Engage a professional kitchen designer to ensure the best outcome The heart of the home and a leading interior feature, it pays to do your kitchen once and do it right – working with an award-winning designer such as Kira Gray Clean touch How do you approach designing a kitchen when the clients want it to be completely handleless? See how Akzente Limited solved the problem Attention to detail With its clean lines and top-quality hardware, this kitchen, built by RH Cabinetmakers, looks good and functions well Cabinetry Shellfish please A seafood platter pushed across the island would seem appropriate in this new home that echoes the nautical theme that the seaside location calls to mind Crenulations can be catching Painted fluted timber climbs the wall in this double-height extension – perhaps inspired by the fluted kitchen island, or vice versa A quiet tone Not everything has to stand out – this cabinet fades into the wallpaper, part of an interior where each room tells its own colour story Reading the room A wall of character brickwork sets the scene for this space, so a grey, semi-industrial tone for the cabinetry seems completely in keeping Nautically inclined There's nothing like drawing on your setting – designers infused soft curves into this rooftop harbour-view kitchen, achieving the desired nautical feel Lining your nest Part of a wider renovation, the feature beam ceiling in this master bedroom appears here as an extension of the decorative wall joinery Rustic touch Brass mesh-fronted cabinetry doors introduce a rustic, traditional feel, and even a touch of texture, to this timber mountain home A waterfall in the woods What could be more visually relaxing than a combined wood benchtop/dining table/work surface complete with a waterfall end As the seasons turn For this new home, varying timber selections – from cladding to cabinetry – play with textures & colours that change through the day and the seasons When set backs are an advantage Recessed or niche pulls keep the cabinetry look clean for this renovation and avoid the busy chef's clothes snagged on handles Ostrich-look cabinetry adds layer of luxe Ostrich hide, in vinyl, flanks the side walls of this double vanity and is also featured on the cabinetry insets here, and in the dressing room Clean and white This open, airy kitchen reflects the classic combination of white and wood, with the handleless white cabinetry disappearing into the wall plane Framed to effect Here, the contemporary white island includes a spartan black framing while the wider kitchen features a mirror splashback and barn door egress Hiding in the woods Part of a comprehensive renovation, this new kitchen includes near-invisible wood cabinetry disappearing into the matching rear timber wall Touch and go This kitchen features Terra black finishes with highlights of walnut details for drawer inserts – negative detailed handles and electronic drawer closures give a sophisticated, sleek finish With RH Cabinetmakers individual requirements are the expected When you are a skilled woodworking team that crafts carpentry-quality storage solutions for throughout the home, every piece is custom designed for its situation Going with the flow This stream-lined dressing area cabinetry forms part of the corridor flow – a great way to enjoy the long view while getting ready for work Material composition Complementary cabinetry materials give this new kitchen presence in a renovated home – wood veneer is matched with two-tone porcelain sheet, while brass and walnut provide accents If drawers could talk Well, they can. Pared-back panelled vanity drawers and wall cabinet doors in this serene master ensuite tell a tale of a traditional design focus that won't date Framing is flattering Just as that loved watercolour looks better in a frame, so a framing surround over this servery space adds to the appeal of the kitchen beyond When less becomes more Converting this 50m² one bedroom apartment into a home for a family of five was an exercise in diagnostic thinking – together with a master class in space shuffling Separate rental and living space made possible by reno In uncertain times it makes sense to optimise assets. Here's how one couple subdivided their home to rent out one area and live in the other Reno improves flow in this historic townhouse The ground (and grandest) level in this historic townhouse has been transformed – turning the previously cramped and partitioned space into a free-flowing living-and-dining area This bathroom exudes heritage and luxury In keeping with its 1920s heritage home and offering a sense of luxury and retreat, this ensuite has a classic appeal which includes setting key elements on plinths Tall and good looking This transforming renovation by EJ Building optimises space with a tall, wall-hung cabinet. A translucent glass door gives you an idea of the cabinet's contents rather than a clear view, for a more demure aesthetic Natural is in the details of this kitchen reno In a home renovation with plenty of timber finishes – the floor included – a little more has crept into this white kitchen's cutlery drawer. Make a statement with subtle cabinetry You have to have bold cabinetry to make a statement right? Not necessarily. In this kitchen, in a modern rear extension to a 1940s home, architect Nathan Porter chose marble and wood as refined surfaces that blend in with rather than stand out from the greater space Relaxed seaside home responds to setting with pale floors and pale wood cabinetry The interior of this coastal home references the setting with pale wood cabinetry accommodating the tv, storage and display shelving. A limestone evoking the grain and hue of beach sand features on the floors 5 things to think about before choosing your kitchen cabinetry From finish to functionality, here are five things to keep in mind when picking the cabinetry for your kitchen More Bloomin' beautiful The kitchen cabinetry tones for this renovation drew inspiration from the yellow wattle blooming in the surrounding environment in the spring In-wall functionality Looking to play down that centre-of-attention kitchen appeal? Here, wall-recessed kitchen/storage joinery has a furniture-like presence This terrace house feels completely refreshed after a major renovation Following on from an upstairs rethink, this renovation opens up the ground floor of the home front-to-back with a deft reworking of the existing rear spaces Master class in bringing light and life to previously gloomy, closed off spaces Once compartmentalised and claustrophobic, an existing master suite has been transformed, with lightness and openness achieved in several ways 5-star serenity Not sure about that dream holiday that's over before it's begun? The owners of this bathroom take a restorative trip every time they enter their luxury resort-inspired bathroom We know the Specialists Latest Book More Books > 41-02 NZ41-02 Read More Recommended Business Partners Latest Award More > In the limelight Similar Stories advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement