Be inspired by this ultramodern kitchen makeover

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Ripping out the existing 1950s kitchen made way for a new minimalist and modern design. To create more space and light, two walls between and adjoining dining room and corridor were knocked down.

Overall cost: £17,495

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The breakfast bar provides a gathering place for the family or party guests. Extending the worktop over the kitchen island gave the owners more room to prepare food.

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A tall larder unit with well-designed internal storage, like this, was indispensable in the owner's goal in creating an organised, clutter-free kitchen.

Undermounted sinks and a joint-free surround have the right smooth, minimalist look. The granite worktop provides a stark contrast to the wooden one.

The sinks and tap are from Blanco.

Stunning features, such a this sleek extractor, give this kitchen it's strong design element. The curviness adds a soft touch to the modern lines.

The Elica cooker hood is from Kimmel Kitchens.

To enhance the seamless look that runs throughout the kitchen, the owners chose this flat ceramic hob as opposed to a traditional design with pan supports and knobs.

The Bosch Logixx ceramic induction hob is from Kimmel Kitchens.

The owners had a fireplace built to house their wood-burning stove and to put back period character into the room. Its bricks tone perfectly with the walnut worktop.

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These double ovens provide the owners with twice the cooking capacity.

The ovens are from Bosch.

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