Fluidity of Form

The kitchen has evolved into a shape shifting, functional art installation and this conceptual showroom sculpture by Silestone proves that ...

Style Peacemaker

To mediate is to broker agreement and here we see a kitchen becoming a style peacemaker.   The industrial architecture sets the contemporary...

The Kitchen – A Divine Architectural Intervention!

Can you define where the kitchen stops and the architecture begins?   This design uses a seamless embrace to create a contemporary architect...

Wrap Around Kitchen

Having the extraction system suspended from the cabinetry provides this kitchen with some real architectural independence; it also creates a...

Space- time continuum kitchen

This latest offering from Johnny Grey studios ignites the imagination and represents how kitchen design has developed since being released f...

Centrifuged Kitchen Concept

This is sublime!   Large free hanging cabinetry is presented against a contrasting and textured backdrop.   Having the ovens suspended from ...

The Wonderment of Kitchen Design

Nature provides us with daily beauty and here we see this wonderment celebrated through the medium of kitchen design.   Rugged stone veneer ...

Spot the kitchen!

Expressively flamboyant architecture, shy and oppressed kitchen!     Missed opportunity!                                       

A physical translation of rhythm!

This design is bold and it is brilliant.   Exploring alternating depth and the physical translation of rhythm this design re-writes the rule...

Design Cartilage

This kitchen is like a functional thread, using its smooth curvature to stitch together polarised architectural styles.   The kitchen is bei...

Introspective Contemplation

Reflective surfaces cause unavoidable introspective contemplation.   With this design there should be no regrets! It is fabulous!

Bond villa complete with high spec kitchen!

It takes a pretty spectacular building to compete with a pure white kitchen of this magnitude!   Complete with three separate islands, three...