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“By remaining consistent with my colour palette, | ensured all the decor items worked well together,” says Lucy Glade-Wright Although still on display, the microwave now snugly nestles in new cabinetry — TOP RIGHT A towel rail is reinvented as a sleek hanging rack for cooking implements. CENTRE Integrating the dishwasher into the cabinetry under the microwave nook allows it to seamlessly disappear within the revamped layout @ Keep in mind... = Any plumbing and hardwired electrical work must be carried out by licensed tradies. Start customising Working closely with the Kitchen Design Service, the couple ensured their Kaboodle Kitchen cabinetry perfectly fitted the space. They carefully prepared all measurements, along with a plan for appliances. Jonno Rodd's advice on assembling cabinetry is threefold: “Have printouts on hand of all sections of your kitchen to easily refer to; batch build all similar modules and parts, as it gets easier if you do the same thing back-to-back; and don't forget to start at the bottom and work your way up.” When planning cabinetry, think about your lighting. “When we installed our wall cabinets we allowed enough space to hide strip lighting behind them. This not only adds a custom touch but really elevated the look and functionality,” says Lucy Glade-Wright. After deciding on a warm, neutral palette, Jonno and Lucy fitted EasyCraft 100mm VJ-look wet area wall panels painted in easy-to-clean Dulux Wash&Wear low sheen in Sago. Adding conversation pieces also gives a customised look. Lucy's waterfall engineered stone benchtop and seating area is a beautiful 48 bunnings.com.au | () bunnings | (®) bunnings “Cabinets are not hard to install yourself, but if you have extra space it pays to pre- assemble everything away from where it’s going, then you can lay it out like Lego” Jonno Redd, Hunting for George statement, providing an entertainment and eating zone. The pendant lights accentuate the area and provide ambient and practical illumination. A touch of nostalgia With the kitchen installed, the couple added a mix of items to pull the look together. "| wanted to play to a nostalgic 1970s interior, with lots of terracotta, amber glass and brown and earthy tones,” explains Lucy. “There were existing older kitchen items | brought back and | picked up a few pieces from charity shops." On open shelves, Lucy displayed modern pieces with older cook’s objects including retro scales, ceramic vessels and a brass toast stand. Maintaining the mantelshelf over the oven cavity also paid homage to the original kitchen. “It was an important element to help soften the interior, and brought a lot of character and charm into the space,” says Lucy. ® Create your dream kitchen with a Bunnings design expert consultation, in store or at home: bunnings.com.au/kitchen-design i Read it!
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