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15 Walthall Street
15 Walthall Street
Garey Gomez PhotographyGarey Gomez Photography
bulthaup b3 - Coastal White
bulthaup b3 - Coastal White
UserUser
Minimal bulthaup kitchen. White work station with natural aluminium tall units. Designed by Valerie Lecompte. Photography by Nicholas Yarsley
contemporary kitchen
contemporary kitchen
Arnal PhotographyArnal Photography
with polished concrete floors and sustainable materials this contemporary kitchen is both streamlined and functional
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Millson Property
Millson Property
Michelle Williams PhotographyMichelle Williams Photography
Loft H
Loft H
DIIIPDIIIP
Fotos: www.annikafeuss.com (copyright)
Strukturierte Wohnungsgestaltung
Strukturierte Wohnungsgestaltung
John HustonJohn Huston
Rathmore
Rathmore
Noel Dempsey DesignNoel Dempsey Design
Modern white kitchen with toughened glass cabinets and stunning marble worktops. The floating units at the hob come with our recessed LED lighting.
Planalto
Planalto
FCstudioFCstudio
Red Pepper Kitchen + Bath
Red Pepper Kitchen + Bath
Red Pepper Design & CabinetryRed Pepper Design & Cabinetry
Modern Kitchen
Modern Kitchen
Küche S.
Küche S.
Sonja Speck FotografieSonja Speck Fotografie
Sonja Speck Fotografie
Timeline by Aster Cucine
Timeline by Aster Cucine
Urban Homes - Innovative Design for Kitchen & BathUrban Homes - Innovative Design for Kitchen & Bath
European kitchen company Aster Cucine has collaborated with American design firm workshop/apd on a new kitchen line, Timeline. Timeline is a sleek and modern series that will blend in well in any modern space, but also works for traditional homes as well. Drawing on the history of craftsmanship and artisans of centuries past, Matthew Berman and Andrew Kotchen, design principals at workshop/apd, created a kitchen collection with a slightly old world look and feel for contemporary life. The collection goes beyond beautiful cabinetry: it also includes countertops and backsplash accents in the finest selection of materials including Venetian ceruse (a whitening compound used in the 16th century on human skin as well as cabinetry) applied to white oak; wire mesh inspired by French country cabinets, antique mirror glass; oxidized metal, weathered steel, and bronzed glass. Kitchens also can be “personalized” with art panels by famed Toronto artist Murray Duncan
Penthouse i Charlottenlund
Penthouse i Charlottenlund
Vosper Boligstyling & Fotografering ApSVosper Boligstyling & Fotografering ApS
Busy Bees Photography
Küche mit Holzkunstwerk an der Wand
Küche mit Holzkunstwerk an der Wand
allmilmö küchen schallenbergallmilmö küchen schallenberg
Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Hills
levitt architectslevitt architects
Houzz Kitchen Photos
Houzz Kitchen Photos
Studio MarlerStudio Marler
Nyheder 2016
Nyheder 2016
Svane KøkkenetSvane Køkkenet
MASSIV ASK - her vist med Gaggenau hvidevarer.
Pixel Residence
Pixel Residence
LEVEL 80 | architectsLEVEL 80 | architects
Zetland Apartment
Zetland Apartment
SushiiphotoSushiiphoto

Minimalist Kitchen Designs & Ideas

How Do I Plan My Kitchen Renovation?

Singaporeans love food, eating and cooking. That makes kitchens an important part of their homes. With limited space available in HDB apartments and condominiums, your kitchen design needs to be a blend of form and function.

1. Lifestyle: Choose a Kitchen Layout That Works For You

If you’re renovating your kitchen or designing a new one from scratch, the first question to ask is "what layout do I want?" Your layout determines the way you cook, entertain. For example, do you want a kitchen island to socialise and entertain friends and family? Or would you like easy access between the stove, sink and refrigerator?

2. Functionality: Understand the Basic Functions of Your Kitchen Design

Storage, preparation and cooking are the three main functions in a Singaporean kitchen, and you should plan according to these three factors. Most homes have either an L-shaped, U-shaped or galley kitchen. Thoughtful space planning around these three factors ensures that you work smoothly around the kitchen. Together, the three factors make up the kitchen work triangle.

3. Design: Which Style, Colours and Materials For Your Kitchen?

In general, use one colour for vertical surfaces (kitchen cabinets), and another for horizontals (kitchen counters). Save vivid colours for the backsplash, which can be easily changed. Your choice of colour for surfaces will also direct your selection of finishes for the kitchen countertop material, taps, hood and sinks. For example, a Scandinavian style wood-themed kitchen can contrast with black taps and geometric backsplash tiles. Lighting is often called the jewellery of kitchen design - getting this right will impress friends and family. Pendant lights should be used on a kitchen island to create atmosphere. Soft lighting can bring out the textures of the kitchen cabinet's design and pattern of backsplash tile finishes.

4. Using Houzz Photos and Ideabooks to Plan Your Kitchen Renovation

Have a look at the kitchen design photos on Houzz to see what an L-shaped, U-shaped or galley kitchen looks like. Analyse the pictures - see where the sink and stove are positioned in them. Then save these ideas in your Ideabooks. Group them into features such as kitchen cabinets, sinks, hood, backsplash, counter, and lighting.
You got ideas? We can make it !!
You got ideas? We can make it !!
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