Facebook Tweet Help Stories Kitchen Widening the horizon Share Tweet Help Incorporating a corridor into this small kitchen not only makes it look spacious, but also creates good storage opportunities View of a renovated kitchen which has had the hallway extended into the kitchen area, featuring lacquered and timber cabinetry, tiled splashback, benchtops, kitchen island with two hanging lights above it. In a small house, removing a single wall can have a huge effect on the overall space. Architect Katherine Kemp was asked to renovate the ground level of this small terrace house to improve the kitchen and the flow from it to the living area.A corridor, which previously led from the front entry past a small kitchen to the living room at the rear of the house, was removed. As well as linking the two spaces, this added much-needed extra width to the kitchen. View of the light fittings made from Campari bottles. Interior and kitchen consultant Russell Grainger designed an island breakfast bar between the kitchen and living area. With exposed timber legs and a light-coloured base it looks more like a rustic kitchen table than an island, helping the kitchen feel more spacious. Open shelves allow the owners to add colour, texture and interest to the kitchen.Storage, including a pull-out pantry, a wine bar, an alcove for mixing drinks and a large refrigerator, was built on the wall previously in the corridor. View of the plans for the kitchen. "By using the same materials in the kitchen and living area, the two spaces now flow together, and both feel open and spacious," says Kemp. Credit list Interior and kitchen design Russell Grainger Design Consultant Cabinetry European Oak; crown cut Island benchtop Stone Italiana Oven, cooktop, ventilation and dishwasher Miele Flooring Victorian Ash Builder Four Walls Perimeter benchtops European Oak Splashback Signorino Refrigeration Jenn-Air Lighting Space Furniture Story by: Mary Webb 03 Jun, 2009 Kitchen Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Rounded perspective 15 Dec, 2024 Everyday opulence 15 Dec, 2024 'Something different' 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 25/7 NZ2507 Read More Similar Stories