…and sub-zonesYou can also zone within smaller areas. Zone bookshelves, for example, by having business books at the top, cookery books in the middle and kids’ books down low.Kitchen cabinets can be zoned, too, with pantry essentials near the fridge, pots and pans beside the cooker and large serving dishes or tableware that isn’t used very often slightly further out of reach in upper sections. - maeve_grapevinepr
Antique Grey Oak Mansion Weave engineered wood flooring
Wallpaper - webuser_121541866
Interior Styling Ali Attenborough
Photography Adrian Brisco, Lucy Cheveralls,
Table - julie_kilbride
Large modern kitchen forms part of a family room and features a breakfast bar and island. Flat panels in pale grey with white corian work surfaces on an island with waterfall ends.
This Victorian dining room was sympathetically renovated to sit well within its era, yet have a modern and midcentury edge. Contemporary pieces bring it right into the 21st century.
Woods & Warner were asked by the clients to bring back the charm & beauty of this once preoccupied terrace. Stunning views of Sydneys foreshore the breakfast area is stream filled with light. The challenge at the front of the house was to inject light where it’s naturally compromised. The elegance of soft blue wall paper & cabinetry paired with over scale & rich patterns provides the clients with a comfortable, approachable & enjoyable space.
New family (to the right) in the old kitchen space and Dining Room with sliding wood and glass doors lead to kitchen beyond.
Photography - Eric Hausman
The glass divider - hilarybarry
Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2016 Houzz
Photography by www.mikechajecki.com
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