How it Should Be

Custom curves and personalised touches added style and functionality to this kitchen renovation, while staying true to the home’s 1960s roots.

About this project

The previous kitchen renovation of this central Albury home didn’t pay tribute to the era of the home. The owner wanted a more functional kitchen with high quality finishes and plenty of style. Interior designer Natalie Baker Collective developed the design and the wow factor was left to us!

Curves and craftsmanship

The centrepiece of the space is undoubtedly the striking American Oak island. Its design pays homage to curved features throughout the home and adds depth and character to the space. The kitchen is now in sync with the aesthetic of the rest of the home.

This eye-catching feature piece is testament to the craftsmanship of our team. We love the intricacy and artistry of work like this. Each piece must be carefully joined to ensure the structural integrity of the piece. The curved dowel doors are where the craftsmanship really kicks in. It’s a time consuming process but the result is spectacular.

Porcelain benchtops provide a subtle, minimalistic look, with smooth curved edges adding the perfect finishing touch. LA Smith custom colours were chosen for the fridge and pantry cabinets. The overall effect is a space that’s one-of-a-kind, perfectly suited to the demands of modern living.

Throughout the project we ensured our client’s vision remained at the forefront. Their desire for a quality result was our driving force, and we kept them informed every step of the way. They say the end result hits the mark and has taken their home to a new level.

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