Asquith Kitchen Contemporary Kitchen, Sydney
This beautiful new Asquith kitchen offers both style and substance in equal measure. The owners of this home wanted to get rid of their old, dark timber and black granite kitchen and update it with a new one with good looks and the increased practically of plenty of storage and a space for casual dining.
With this particular kitchen, the owners' biggest requirement was functionality. They love entertaining, so the kitchen needed to be ideal to withstand the rigors of dinner party preparation. As always, good looks were also high on the list. Photos by Eliot Cohen
With this particular kitchen, the owners' biggest requirement was functionality. They love entertaining, so the kitchen needed to be ideal to withstand the rigors of dinner party preparation. As always, good looks were also high on the list. Photos by Eliot Cohen
Open concept kitchen - mid-sized contemporary u-shaped travertine floor open concept kitchen idea in Sydney with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, brown backsplash, glass sheet backsplash and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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Cutlery storage and saucer rack to be within arm's distance of the dishwasher.
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Note the distance to nearby cupboards
Aim to have a maximum of one step’s distance between your dishwasher to the cupboard that you are unloading into. Your dishwasher can be adjacent to these cabinets, or opposite them; it doesn’t matter as long as you don’t need to move far between them.Having appliance or cabinet doors clash when they are opened is often unavoidable, particularly in an L- or U-shaped kitchen. However, it is worth ensuring that your cutlery and crockery drawers can be fully opened at the same time as your dishwasher door is open, to make unloading easy What about "dishwashers were placed on an opposite wall from the kitchen sink. What were they thinking? Dripping/slopping water across the floor to load it? " Beware of putting a join in your stone benchtop over the dishwasher...speaking from first hand experience. The heat from the dishwasher softens the glue in the join and you get a big crack opening up. I nearly had a heart attack when I saw this in my new, expensive be...
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Note the distance from the dishwasher to nearby cupboards
Aim to have a maximum of one step’s distance between your dishwasher to the cupboard that you are unloading into. Your dishwasher can be adjacent to these cabinets, or opposite them; it doesn’t matter as long as you don’t need to move far between them.
