Smith & Smith Kitchens Project 31

This kitchen was designed with daily life in mind, as it was constructed with a full-height study nook to tuck charging cables, bills and notes behind bi-fold doors and an appliance cabinet to keep toast and coffee ready to go without cluttering the bench. Blum Aventos lift systems are installed overhead for effortless access and a ceiling cassette rangehood sits in a tailored bulkhead, creating clear views. Oil and spice pull-outs, tray dividers, a Kesseböhmer Magic Corner and inner drawers further maximise the kitchens storage. 

Materials like Charcoal bases ground the room while the white full height cabinetry adds light. The newly sanded Tasmanian Oak floors and timber slats on the island also adds warmth to the room. This is all tied together with the Soft-veined stone and kept clean by minimalist finger pulls that avoid interrupting the lines of the kitchen. 

By opening the connection to the veranda, splitting tasks across two purposeful islands, and giving the everyday a place to disappear, this kitchen shifts from blocked and busy to calm, connected and entertainer-ready without needing to add a single square metre.