Kitchen
2. Create Drama With a Bold Black DesignAs dark, sultry tones take the interior world by storm, these beautifully rich colours are crossing into kitchen design. But how are these trend-led hues translating into practical finishes that are suitable for hard-working, functional spaces? Well, thanks to the innovative technology behind AbsoluteMatte surfaces, you can now achieve an ultra-matte kitchen that’s scratch, stain and fingerprint resistant, and utterly elegant. Then pop in other popular metallic finishes, like copper or brass, and you’ll have a kitchen worthy of super-model status. Pick surfaces with advanced technology. For busy households that are time precious, a benchtop with natural anti-bacterial protection will ensure your surfaces are super clean, giving you confidence that a quick wipe down is all you need.
1. Warm Up Classic Whites With Modern TimbersWhite kitchens are a timeless choice that continue to emerge as the winner of the kitchen popularity contest, but best of all this look is extremely easy-going and adaptable. White cabinetry is the perfect companion to many other textures and finishes, such as rich timber accents that warm up the space to make the scheme more inviting. Try pairing white with a statement feature such as a timber-panelled island front, or a timber rear benchtop. Alternatively, emulate a high-end look without the designer price tag by using timber detailing to define the joinery and open shelves.Introduce timber accents through the accessories. Extend the warming timber theme through to the door handles, kitchen stools and even the pendant lights, for a designer look that feels slick and polished.
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