74 Billeder af moderne beige køkken med skifergulv

Giovanni Bocchieri

Landers Photos

Beautiful open plan timber framed extension, designed by van Ellen + Sheryn Architects, hand crafted by Carpenter Oak Ltd. Photo credit: van Ellen + Sheryn

Leicht Küchen: http://www.leicht.com /en/references/inland/project-karlsruhe/ baurmann.dürr architekten: http://www.bdarchitekten.eu/

Tom Roe

Progetto cuicna in resina, rovere nodato e hpl lavagna. Illuminazione su piano snack Macrolux.

Peter Bennetts

Coogee House designed by The Designory

Walls were removed and doors moved to open this kitchen to the living/dining room and outdoor living. External door to the laundry was removed and a matching window at splashback level was installed. The existing slate floors were retained and repaired. A warm white laminate was used for the main doors and drawer fronts with timber veneer highlights added to open shelves and overhead cabinets. Black feature canopy chosen to match the floor and black glass induction cooktop. A pullout spice cabinet beside the cooktop and adjacent pantry provide food storage and lots of drawers for crockery, cutlery and pots & pans. Vicki Morskate, [V]Style+Imagery

Brian Patterson

Esther weise

Tucking the microwave under the bench can sometimes be a great option in a kitchen renovation.

Nestled in a picturesque Welsh valley next to the river Edw is this charming cottage and barn outbuilding, which is thought to have begun its life as a smugglers hideout. The brief was to demolish deteriorating later additions to the cottage and fully refurbish the original structure, introducing new extensions to create a welcoming weekend getaway for our Client. The previously painted original stone construction was exposed and re-pointed with a lime-based mortar, with a newly introduced stripped-down pallet of materials to suit; with new oak timber windows, stonework, slate tiles and exposed oak frame, the only exception being the larger expanses of aluminium framed glazed units, all selected to keep ongoing maintenance to a minimum. Environmental and ecology considerations played a part, with bat boxes being distributed around the location during construction, and a portion of the barn outbuilding adapted for continued use as a bat roost room. With the cottage located on a floodplain, the edge of the site was enhanced with gabion walls introduced along the weakest location of the river edge to mitigate future flooding and bank deterioration.

Ticking stripe was an obvious choice for this simplistic and small kitchen space.