A revitalized 1980s kitchen in Merivale, featuring a high stainless shelf for structural support and aesthetics, an open layout to the dining room, and a bright, spacious feel achieved through a clean palette and simple lines.
This small kitchen was created after the client's home suffered damage in the Christchurch Earthquakes. The high stainless shelf serves a structural purpose in the new kitchen as well as providing a ledge for plants and downlights. We opened the kitchen wall to face the dining room and, at the client's request, made room for a large scale refrigerator. A clean palette and simple lines keep this tight kitchen bright and feeling spacious.
By opening up the kitchen wall to face the dining room, we were able to create a more open and connected space. The addition of a large scale refrigerator, as per the client's request, ensures functionality without compromising on style. Using a clean palette and simple lines, this kitchen design is able to maximize the available space, keeping it bright and feeling spacious despite its size.
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