See how this builder-grade kitchen was transformed into a warm and modern space.

This kitchen underwent a total transformation – from dark and traditional to light and modern – for a minimalist look that’s equal parts pretty and practical.

Designer 

Stephanie Martin, Stephanie Martin Interior Design

 

Favourite features

• Elegantly clad in antiqued mirror, the suspended range hood playfully reflects the room’s natural light, turning this functional element into a striking focal point.
• The island is equipped with an ultra-durable Dekton countertop – ideal for withstanding heat, stains and scratches – with waterfall edges.
• The clients, who love to entertain, kept the cooktop on the island, providing the perfect place for guests to gather.

CONTRACTOR, Marvel Cabinetry. ISLAND, BACKSPLASH, COUNTERTOP, Cosentino. SINK, Blanco. FAUCET, Riobel. FURNITURE, CF Interiors. WALL SCONCES, Visual Comfort. FLOORING, Craft Flooring.

Top tip

As white becomes less dominant in kitchens, greige – the subtle mix of grey and beige that’s a designer fave – is taking over in modern interiors. Its warm undertones bring softness, and it reflects light well, making rooms feel brighter and more welcoming. 

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