Facebook Tweet Help Stories Kitchen In character Share Tweet Help Handcrafted woodwork and traditional styling ensure this new kitchen by Supreme Joinery is in keeping with the character of the renovated villa Kitchen with red gum dining table with black chairs, wooden cabinetry, display cabinet with glass doors, yellow walls and terracotta tile floor. Retaining the charm of an original homestead is a priority for many people undertaking a major villa renovation. One way to achieve such a look is through traditional craftsmanship.The owners of the kitchen featured on these pages commissioned the woodworking skills of Angus Smith of Supreme Joinery, who says the choice of wood cabinetry was influenced by the rimu floors that feature elsewhere in the house.The cabinetry is made from macrocarpa and comprises framed doors and drawers with insert panels. As well as general storage units, the cabinetry incorporates a large display cabinet with glass doors. Angus Smith also created a new table top from a large slab of Australian red gum. View looking down at kitchen with black granite benchtops, wooden cabinetry, terracotta floor tiles and rugs, and large wooden table with chairs. Other materials in the kitchen include black granite benchtops, a white-tiled splashback and terracotta tiled floor.Supreme Joinery specialises in the design, manufacture and installation of customised kitchens. To provide continuity, the company ensures clients deal directly with just one person for an entire project.Angus Smith is a qualified cabinetmaker with more than 23 years' experience, and is a member of the National Kitchen & Bathroom Association (NKBA). Traditional kitchen with macrocarpa cabinetry, glass doors in display unit, wooden table with black and red chairs, and terracotta tiled floor, and yellow walls. For more information, contact Supreme Joinery, 46B Parkway Dr, Mairangi Bay, Auckland, phone (09) 478 3816. Website: www.supremejoinery.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 23 Aug, 2004 Kitchen Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post A beacon on the landscape 24 Nov, 2024 Rounding on the scenery 24 Nov, 2024 The case of the dissolving courtyard 24 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2012 NZ2012 Read More Similar Stories