The glass-walled kitchen acts like a bridge between the main building and the garden. Inside, the island rests on perforated plinths that allow ventilation, while floor-level lighting around it creates a pleasant atmosphere in the evenings. The entire back wall of the kitchen is mirrored, which reflects the garden and gives a sense of depth.
Simple layout
A white ceiling and limestone flooring enhance the feeling of light in the kitchen. Along one side, stainless-steel units conceal a dishwasher and a pull-out bin.
Utensil drawer
Soft-closing drawers with smart steel interiors help keep cutlery and utensils tidy. The mellow taupe colour on the worksurface softens the industrial feel of the stainless-steel units.
Worktop
Argil Brown Zodiaq
Dual-purpose doors
Double doors can either close off the kitchen from the rest of the house or fold back to hide neat shelf storage, turning it into sleek cupboards. Beyond is the dining area and living space, which have the same flooring for a seamless look.
Practical layout
With the doors open, the kitchen flows effortlessly into the adjoining living zones. Controls on the side of the island operate a clever ventilation mechanism, which opens a vent beneath the workstation, letting fresh air from outside the kitchen into the room.
Ventilation
Decoworks
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