Kitchens

 

 

CMA Member No. 3515
HIA    Member No. 536 869

FRONT COVER

 

 Kitchens & Bathrooms

Quarterly

Kitchens

 

 

CMA Member No. 3515
HIA    Member No. 536 869

FRONT COVER

 

 Kitchens & Bathrooms

Quarterly

Whatever you choose as your kitchen design, Edge Design has the experience to guide and advise you on what will work best.  Whether you know exactly what you want, or need a start for ideas, we can offer you a range of styles and products to suit your personal needs.

HOW TO GIVE YOUR NEW KITCHEN THE 'EDGE'!

 
1. Design and layout
You should think about ..
  • how you plan to use your kitchen
  • your family make-up
  • what types of meals you cook
  • your personal likes and dislikes
  • your overall choice of look for your kitchen

TO SEE A LARGER VIEW OF OUR KITCHEN PHOTOS, DOUBLE CLICK ON THE IMAGE
2. Work triangle
Your design should incorporate the sink/oven-cooktop/refrigerator triangle, which will make your kitchen highly functional and user friendly
3. Bench space
Maximization and appropriate placement of bench tops is a must for a kitchen to work successfully.  Thought should be put into where space is needed for setting down, preparing and serving.
4. Storage solutions
A great kitchen must use all space for effective storage.  Nowadays there are a wide variety of choices to solve storage problems.  These range from the traditional pantry, to wine racks, spice drawers, tea-towel holders, in-cupboard bins, and specific storage systems made by companies such as Hafele, Hettich and Blum that have really revolutionized kitchen organization.
 
Our charcoal-coloured kitchen above has featured in the Herald Sun Home magazine.
 Our red and white kitchen above has featured on the front cover of Kitchens + Bathrooms Quarterly.  The kitchens below are examples of smaller kitchens that have maximised the whole area, yet retained a feeling of spaciousness.