This kitchen, by Joan DesCombes, had to be practical and dramatic. A central butcher’s block contributes to both aims, with its circular form contrasting the overall linear design. The refit removed walls that had closed in the space, with one running between the kitchen and dining room being replaced with low buffet cabinetry,” she says. “Removing the walls created a more effective environment for cooking. Black granite used for the splashback and benchtops provides a dramatic feature and highlights the tones of the cherry cabinetry. The feeling of space was furthered by adding a breakfast room and additional windows, as well as eliminating a hallway and dining room wall. Joan DesCombes CKD

July 1, 2009
Around the block
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