What we do.

We understand that well cut, high quality cabinetry makes a strong foundation for a long lasting kitchen and offer a wide variety of styles to suit your taste and budget.

Modern Style Kitchen

Modern style kitchens emphasise form and structure. They typically feature flat-panels or frameless construction (where the doors overlay the cabinet frame completely) and hidden hardware. Appliances integrate seamlessly into the kitchen layout. In terms of look, most modern style kitchens lean towards clean white, subtle neutrals, and black colour palette. If you’re a big family or someone who likes to host parties, you will love this common feature of a modern style kitchen - a kitchen island! It provides extra prep space, storage, and seating for casual meals.

Shaker Style Kitchen

Shaker style kitchen features a five-piece door with a recessed centre panel. The frames are typically square and wide with clean lines and minimal ornamentation. It typically uses simple handles, pulls or knobs in brushed nickel, black, silver or gold finish. Shaker style kitchens maximise space with deep drawers which provides space for large items, while pull-out shelves and spice racks bring everything within easy reach. This thoughtful use of space translates to a smoother, more organised cooking experience. Other additional elements that complement the Shaker style kitchen are open shelving drawers, simple backsplashes in subway tile or stone, and uncluttered countertops with clean lines.

Slab Style Kitchen

Slab style kitchens have the most plain kitchen cabinet door design because of its frameless appearance. It has no embellishments such as decorative mouldings or edgings and is ungrooved. Since slab cabinets lack details on the doors, the hardware plays a significant role in adding personality. Popular choices include sleek bar pulls, modern knobs, or integrated finger pulls that maintain the clean lines. Slab style kitchen cabinets typically go well with modern or contemporary kitchens because of its simple, streamlined, and clean look.

Farmhouse Style Kitchen

Farmhouse style kitchens is a relaxed kitchen that has spacious kitchen layout, exposed wooden beams, industrial accents, and more open shelving which creates that warm and airy space. Farmhouse style kitchens focus more on spacious pantry areas with barn door closures and library ladders and open shelving. An apron-front sink is also an important feature as it is perfect for soaking and washing bulky pots and other farmhouse necessities.

Cottage Style Kitchen

Cottage style kitchens lean towards a cosy and inviting atmosphere with its vintage-style drawers, warm wood elements, brushed gold and brass fixtures, and soft colours. Freestanding pieces are also an essential element in a cottage style kitchen. You can add all sorts of freestanding pieces from kitchen islands, vegetable trolley, butler sinks and other vintage pieces to give that rustic look to your kitchen. As for cabinet finishes, distressed paintwork lends a charming, lived-in look to cottage kitchen cabinets and pairs well with industrial accents. For smaller kitchens with limited natural light, consider crisp white or off-white painted finishes to create an airy and open feel.

Traditional Style Kitchen

Traditional style kitchens don’t follow a standard template but your personality and unique style will be integral to its design. Typically, a traditional style kitchen is simple and clean and incorporates lots of neutral and wood finish tones. For a more personal touch, add customisation to the kitchen with coloured cabinets, marble or quartz benchtops and wallpapers. Exposed appliances are also a staple in a classic kitchen. Achieve a seamless integration of your appliances through bespoke cabinetry. Consider building out cupboards to surround the appliance which is also a great way to maximise storage.

Transitional Style Kitchen

Transitional style kitchen is a unique combination of traditional and modern elements to create a seamless and balanced look. It features neutral colour palettes, mixture of wood and stone finish for benchtops, floors, and fixtures. While the cabinets are typically in shaker style doors or flat-panel cabinets with minimal decorative elements. One key element present in a transitional style kitchen are the windows. These windows help achieve a well-lit kitchen. The key to a successful transitional kitchen lies in balancing traditional and modern elements to create a cohesive and inviting space.