On show

This showroom kitchen showcases the designer’s skill – having broad appeal while leaving space for a potential client to add their own personality

Kitchen and kitchen connections – here, the kitchen

The show kitchen reflects high quality finishes, fixtures

The timber-clad island is one of the first

Close up of the shark nose benchtop detail

In an attractive design touch, the rear benchtop

The grand herringbone entry doors feature brass handles

Designed by Emma Morris, Eternodesign

From the designer:

This architecturally designed interior is designed to attract by passers and inspire potential clients.

Our brief was to create a luxurious and welcoming showroom interior – capturing a sense of style and sophistication with beautifully staged areas for visual and tactile inspiration.

The wider kitchen showroom

The renovation challenge started by stripping out the existing space.

And while the showroom was originally two spaces, we merged it into one.

This allowed us to maximise our design capability and create a great relationship of spaces – showcasing various textures, materials and designs in an array of possibilities.

Some exisiting commercial lighting was able to be salvaged, and was designed into the new lighting plan.

Double wooden herringbone doors were specified to lead into the showroom – these feature long brass handles that bounce off various brass finishes throughout the showroom.

The kitchen

The renovation also included the highly functional and practical kitchen, complete with a subtle wow factor!

On entering the space, you are immediately welcomed by the seamless oak panelling wrapping the kitchen island.

The island, featuring a textured Florim benchtop with shark nose profile, is more like a piece of furniture; while the cabinetry behind is in soft touch American Oak Laminex adding to the sense of freshness.

This is enhanced by the handblown glass pendant lights over the drop-down cantilevered dining table.

The bespoke engineered table is supported by a curved leg wrapped in Quartzite stone slats – a collaborative design feature achieved with our specialised tradespeople.

A careful utilisation of heights, tall oven units and wall units help to define the kitchen spaces.

The island's supporting curved pedestal is wrapped in Quartzite stone slats demonstrating another collaborative design feature with our tradespeople.

Oak timber floors help to create a sense of warmth that seamlessly flows throughout the space.

Both the flooring and the cabinetry pair perfectly with the Quartzite back wall benchtop and splashback.

Blum Legrabox, Hafele retractable doors and Miele appliances are all showcased to present premium functionality.

One of the major requirements was to create a highly functional, flowing interior space between the kitchen, living and workstations.

As part of this, we had to discreetly incorporate the electrical powerbox within the design.

The simplicity in design and attention to detail creates a wonderful canvas ready for the potential owners to add their own personality.

The combination of finishes specified and placement of featured appliances all evoke a sense of style and simplicity within the space – creating an attractive and highly functional kitchen experience.