This was a very special kitchen for our team as it involved turning a dated and inconvenient kitchen into Chic Cottage style country Kitchen with modern amenities.
The client’s home was situated in the country with lush surroundings and a home that exuded old-world charm. Their kitchen however had started looking dated and lacked modern conveniences like soft close cabinets and induction cooktop. Having modern amenities did not mean that the client had to choose a contemporary design with straight lines and a minimalistic look. The client wanted to complement the rest of her house and the scenic surrounding that she lived in. Together with the design team, our client decided on a country style kitchen with wooden countertops, white textured cabinets, antique brass handles and a butler’s sink.
Our client was very particular in wanting a benchtop which was neither stone, acrylic nor laminate. She wanted to have natural products that reflected the country surrounding she lived in. Jin was the project manager for this kitchen renovation as he specialises in unique kitchen renovations. He has vast knowledge and expertise on the different types of materials and styles that work within a kitchen to achieve any particular style.
Design Highlights
Wooden Countertop and Floating Shelves
A benchtop made with wood comes with its unique challenges. This is because constant spillage of water and food can eventually rot the wood and reduce its lifespan. We also had to stain the wood to give it a more antique look that the client preferred.
Steps taken to treat and protect the wood
Textured Cabinets, Butler’s Sink and Antique brass handles
Modern Amenities
For before and After pictures see our full case study on our website
This was a very special kitchen for our team as it involved turning a dated and inconvenient kitchen into Chic Cottage style country Kitchen with modern amenities.
The client’s home was situated in the country with lush surroundings and a home that exuded old-world charm. Their kitchen however had started looking dated and lacked modern conveniences like soft close cabinets and induction cooktop. Having modern amenities did not mean that the client had to choose a contemporary design with straight lines and a minimalistic look. The client wanted to complement the rest of her house and the scenic surrounding that she lived in. Together with the design team, our client decided on a country style kitchen with wooden countertops, white textured cabinets, antique brass handles and a butler’s sink.
Our client was very particular in wanting a benchtop which was neither stone, acrylic nor laminate. She wanted to have natural products that reflected the country surrounding she lived in. Jin was the project manager for this kitchen renovation as he specialises in unique kitchen renovations. He has vast knowledge and expertise on the different types of materials and styles that work within a kitchen to achieve any particular style.
Design Highlights
Wooden Countertop and Floating Shelves
A benchtop made with wood comes with its unique challenges. This is because constant spillage of water and food can eventually rot the wood and reduce its lifespan. We also had to stain the wood to give it a more antique look that the client preferred.
Steps taken to treat and protect the wood
Textured Cabinets, Butler’s Sink and Antique brass handles
Modern Amenities
For before and After pictures see our full case study on our website
This was a very special kitchen for our team as it involved turning a dated and inconvenient kitchen into Chic Cottage style country Kitchen with modern amenities.
The client’s home was situated in the country with lush surroundings and a home that exuded old-world charm. Their kitchen however had started looking dated and lacked modern conveniences like soft close cabinets and induction cooktop. Having modern amenities did not mean that the client had to choose a contemporary design with straight lines and a minimalistic look. The client wanted to complement the rest of her house and the scenic surrounding that she lived in. Together with the design team, our client decided on a country style kitchen with wooden countertops, white textured cabinets, antique brass handles and a butler’s sink.
Our client was very particular in wanting a benchtop which was neither stone, acrylic nor laminate. She wanted to have natural products that reflected the country surrounding she lived in. Jin was the project manager for this kitchen renovation as he specialises in unique kitchen renovations. He has vast knowledge and expertise on the different types of materials and styles that work within a kitchen to achieve any particular style.
Design Highlights
Wooden Countertop and Floating Shelves
A benchtop made with wood comes with its unique challenges. This is because constant spillage of water and food can eventually rot the wood and reduce its lifespan. We also had to stain the wood to give it a more antique look that the client preferred.
Steps taken to treat and protect the wood
Textured Cabinets, Butler’s Sink and Antique brass handles
Modern Amenities
For before and After pictures see our full case study on our website