Tag: kitchen design
The other day I was checking in on a client’s kitchen refurbishment. I asked my client for feedback. How as the new layout working for her? Did they have enough storage? Was the kitchen functional? […]
I’m not going to call it a trend because I don’t like trends but more and more I’m noticing kitchen designs using stone as the splashback. A stone counter top is fairly standard in kitchen […]
I guess you could call it a trend, where more and more households are relying on various appliances on a regular basis. A client I’m currently working with in Glen Waverley have a mixer, coffee […]
When renovating a kitchen, deciding on a kitchen benchtop can be confusing. There also seems to be a penchant in Australia for stone or engineered stone benchtops. When I moved back to Melbourne after living […]
I recently completed a kitchen refurbishment in Brunswick. The client engaged me to specify the selections for the kitchen. As always, I started this project by defining a design strategy. This means confirming the clien’s […]
I met with a client to check in on their kitchen refurbishment project. They decided to work with Ikea on the kitchen design and layout and I was asked to make the specification selections. Things […]
In a previous post I mentioned how there is a lot of intuitive problem solving when it comes to reviewing a floor plan. Especially, when you need to respond to a client’s brief for a […]
This week I visited a couple of my favourite tile suppliers (De Fazio Tiles & Stone and Luscombe Tiles) to select tiles for a kitchen design project for a client in Brunswick, Victoria. I visit […]
It’s very rare that I visit Ikea or specify something from Ikea for a client. Primarily because my clients have usually grown out of it by the time they’re ready to work with me. But […]
I have dubbed 2020, the year for home offices and kitchens. Which makes sense as COVID forced us all into lock down and we therefore spent a lot more time at home. This additional time […]
