Shaker chic
The simple, highly functional design of traditional Shaker furniture has inspired a new kitchen collection from Harvey Norman
Our lives may be more complex these days, but our homes are generally less cluttered. And it's probably ironic that the trend towards simple, pared-back, functional design and honest materials has its roots in a 300-year-old tradition.
The simplicity of Shaker-style furniture, first developed in America in the 18th Century, has inspired chic kitchen designs in Europe and can now be seen at Harvey Norman Wairau Park.

Most noticeable for its panelled door design, the Shaker style embodies the principles of its founders: unadorned, functional design combined with skilled craftsmanship. The Harvey Norman kitchens update this look with contemporary handles and easy-glide drawer systems.
Harvey Norman Wairau Park also showcases a variety of other kitchens, designed to be price-competitive. Cabinetry varies from solid cherry wood to Melamine, with a choice of up to 10 colours.

To help you plan the best kitchen for your needs, the company offers a free design service. Harvey Norman's experienced in-house designers can even show you a 3-D view of your kitchen on an in-store computer, though appointments are recommended.
For more information, or to view the kitchen displays, contact Harvey Norman, 10 Croftfield Lane, Wairau Park, Auckland, phone (09) 441 9750.
Story by: Trendsideas
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