Toorak Residence Contemporary Kitchen, Melbourne
Photo by Michael Downes
Kitchen - contemporary l-shaped dark wood floor kitchen idea in Melbourne with a double-bowl sink, flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, stone slab backsplash, stainless steel appliances and no island — Houzz
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Anne Ellard Design added this to A Kitchen Designer’s Top 10 Cabinet Solutions
2. Reach high. When horizontal space is restricted, go vertical. The upper cabinets in this kitchen extend to the ceiling, making the most of every inch of space. The higher shelves are the perfect place to store occasionally used items, such as holiday platters, birthday cake pans and those bulk packages of paper towels. Keep a small step stool close at hand to make access to these cabinets easier. If space allows, store the stool in an undercounter cabinet or the lower part of the pantry.
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High cabinets and thick counters
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light beige with grey undertone counter
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ceiling height cabinets for extra storage
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Campaign drawer pulls set into slab doors, doors all the way up to ceiling
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I kind of like the thick counters with a matching backslash.
Hi Hillary, As the photographer I am not too sure, although I know it wasn't a tile but actually hardwood parquetry timber flooring.
What is the hood system above the cook top?