Cremorne Point Kitchen

Built in the 1920’s this early Art Deco two bedroom, one bathroom apartment was a warren of poky spaces prior to our engagement.

The original kitchen was shoehorned into a cupboard-like space, with an awkward arrangement of the services making the use of the kitchen tiresome.

Opening the kitchen up to the living and dining space has allowed us to add full sized appliances as well as the much needed storage this growing family needed.

Cleverly disguising the rangehood behind a custom curved tiled front - we nod to the buildings heritage in a contemporary way.

A monochromatic materials palette was settled which has allowed the incredible quartzite bench tops to be the star.


Photography — rohan venn

 
 
large black round timber handles on white oak joinery tiles back splash and curved tiled rangehood with black and white marble benchtop and charcoal cupboards below

KITCHEN - CURVED RANGEHOOD

 
 
Oversize baroque gilt mirror above fireplace blond brick cream area rug with brass and glass gubi coffee table

FIREPLACE

 
 
 
large black timber round handles on full height light oak joinery with tiles to back splash and tiled to curved rangehood black and white marble benchtop with charcoal grey cupboards below black timber floors with custom green and light grey area rug

KITCHEN - CUSTOM JOINERY

 
 
Large wall opening with charcoal grey reveal lining looking through to loungeroom with cream fluffy area rug, glass and brass gubi table, mid century pendant above and olive green velvet drapes

OPEN PLAN - REVEAL LINING

 

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We desperately needed more storage and to have a kitchen that worked for us as a growing family. I love to cook so making this small space function as if it were a much bigger one has been amazing

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CREMORNE KITCHEN