A tired kitchen, bathroom and separate toilet in West Harbour, redone as one project in white gloss, engineered stone and subway tile so the result still looks right in ten years.
Nothing in this West Harbour kitchen or bathroom was failing. Both were simply worn and dated, and the owners wanted an update that would not look like 2018 by 2028. We ran the two rooms as one project, so the trades moved through the house once and the finishes matched.
The kitchen is a U-shape in acrylic MDF with a white gloss finish and no handles, which leaves clean lines and nothing for grime to collect on. Engineered stone covers the bench and drops down the island end as a waterfall, backed by white subway tiles. Most of the storage thinking is hidden: custom drawers inside the pantry, 300mm pull-outs for the bin and a basket, and Blum soft-close hardware. LED lighting on dimmers lets the room go from task light to evening light.
The bathroom follows the same rules: a gloss white vanity hung off the wall, a big frameless mirror, subway tile and dark laminate flooring to ground it. A compact wall-hung basin means the separate toilet looks finished rather than forgotten.
- U-shaped kitchen in white gloss acrylic MDF, handleless
- Engineered stone benchtop with waterfall island end
- Bosch and Asko appliances, Miele cooktop, Blanco Silgranit undermount sink
- Pantry inner drawers, 300mm bin and basket pull-outs
- Bathroom with wall-hung vanity, frameless mirror and laminate floor
- Separate toilet with wall-hung basin
- Waterproof membrane under the bathroom tiling
Kevin Yang, our Managing Director, project managed both rooms from design to handover.
Full case study: Classic Kitchen and Bathroom Renovation in West Harbour
- Completed
- 2018
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