A full reconfiguration of a family kitchen, this Glebe Road project formed part of a wider side return extension and posed an opportunity to completely rethink how the space was used day to day.

The brief was clear from the outset: improve flow, maximise usability, and create a kitchen that felt calm, contemporary, and in keeping with the rest of the home. The clients were drawn to clean, minimal lines and a palette of muted tones, but with enough warmth and texture to avoid the space feeling flat.

The result is a kitchen that balances precision with softness. A central curved island anchors the room, introducing both movement and contrast against the otherwise linear layout. Fluted detailing adds a subtle rhythm, catching light and shadow throughout the day and bringing depth to the joinery.

Stylistically, the project sits somewhere between mid-century modern and retro-futuristic, with understated Japanese and Scandinavian influences shaping the overall feel - considered, tactile, and quietly confident.