Kitchen Design Completed
City apartment interior design job... another beautiful piece of work. With detailed plans, mood board, and inventive solutions. Rossi & More took the project from concept to completion, and you can see how close to the 3D concept CAD drawings the end result is.
The brief was to make the most of the open plan living/kitchen/dining area in this compact one bedroom apartment, designed for a single person who loves to have friends over.
Key requests from the client:
Storage space in a small kitchen
Breakfast bar
Neutral colours and greys
Hide boiler and other utilities
Incorporate a laundry drying area
Here’s how it transformed:
Two different tones of grey from the MDF to the granite countertop/splashback were used throughout the entire open area. The wooden finish provides a warm feeling to the room.
In the kitchen, the client wanted a breakfast area and plenty of storage. A door was requested to separate the kitchen and laundry area with a space to dry clothes and accommodate the boiler. This would have blocked the window, which is the only source of natural light for the small kitchen. Instead of a door, @rossi.and.more recommended efficient joinery to hide all the equipment/racks that are needed daily. It also increases the countertop area and provides a second sink. Built-in steel shelves just above the sink area maximize the space and hide the dishes. Washing machine, foldable ironing board, clothes rack, space for utensils, etc. all have their place.
To hide the boiler, a white slatted panel door was designed. It can be opened for inspection when needed and doesn’t compromise the required ventilation.
The brief was to make the most of the open plan living/kitchen/dining area in this compact one bedroom apartment, designed for a single person who loves to have friends over.
Key requests from the client:
Storage space in a small kitchen
Breakfast bar
Neutral colours and greys
Hide boiler and other utilities
Incorporate a laundry drying area
Here’s how it transformed:
Two different tones of grey from the MDF to the granite countertop/splashback were used throughout the entire open area. The wooden finish provides a warm feeling to the room.
In the kitchen, the client wanted a breakfast area and plenty of storage. A door was requested to separate the kitchen and laundry area with a space to dry clothes and accommodate the boiler. This would have blocked the window, which is the only source of natural light for the small kitchen. Instead of a door, @rossi.and.more recommended efficient joinery to hide all the equipment/racks that are needed daily. It also increases the countertop area and provides a second sink. Built-in steel shelves just above the sink area maximize the space and hide the dishes. Washing machine, foldable ironing board, clothes rack, space for utensils, etc. all have their place.
To hide the boiler, a white slatted panel door was designed. It can be opened for inspection when needed and doesn’t compromise the required ventilation.
Idéer för att renovera ett litet funkis grå grått kök, med en nedsänkt diskho, släta luckor, grå skåp, granitbänkskiva, grått stänkskydd, stänkskydd i tunnelbanekakel, svarta vitvaror, klinkergolv i porslin, en halv köksö och beiget golv — Houzz
