Contemporary Kitchen in 1930s Home Renovation

In this wonderful high ceilinged kitchen, we knocked through to the dining room and were able to create a kitchen/dining/snug, keeping the living room at the front of the house separate, for the teenage children to hang out with their mates and the parents to relax with guests.  The black and white pattern in the floor tiles tie in the monochrome colours of the kitchen cabinetry, whilst the sherbert lemon range oven catches your attention for all the right reasons. We then have the dark oak flooring coming into the dining and snug area, softening everything down for the social spaces.  Let's not forget the fabulous collection of ceiling lights from Cox & Cox and finally the extra tall black metal french doors, all in all a super stylish place to cook, relax and entertain.

The kitchen/diner/snug of this 1930’s home was very large, to create more storage space we added this large walk-in pantry by creating a wall at the end of the snug. Below you can see the process of how it was created from start to finish.