House Graham
We at Beautiful Kitchens are dedicated to providing unique kitchen installations that are tailored to each client’s individual style and functional requirements. House Graham recently approached us with the aim of creating a small, modern kitchen with elegant finishes and functional features. They had a clear vision of sophistication and practicality, and they wanted a design that felt both spacious and versatile, so we were happy to accept the task.
The Challenger
The owners of House Graham desired a kitchen installation that was both attractive and functional, with a focus on maximising space without compromising on style. Their vision for the new kitchen included sleek, glossy surfaces that would make the space feel larger and brighter, alongside practical storage solutions and a versatile island that could move as needed.
After careful consideration of client needs, we selected a White High Gloss 2k Duco finish for the cabinetry, which would reflect light beautifully while producing a streamlined and modern design. For extra refinement, we used an 18mm Thick Finger Grip door profile, ensuring smooth, handleless cabinet doors with simple access and a clean appearance.
Central to the design was a compact, trolley-style island on lockable wheels – a distinctive feature of this kitchen installation that would allow the island to be easily repositioned, adding flexibility to the space. We chose Snow White Caesarstone for the countertops, which has a thickness of up to 50mm and is both durable and exquisite. To maximise storage while maintaining accessibility, we added Hettich soft-close sliding doors to the pantry unit.
The Result
The result of House Graham’s kitchen installation was a stunning, practical space that perfectly suited the owners’ needs. The high-gloss white finish produced an open, spacious sensation that lightened the room, while the Finger Grip door profile offered a touch of understated elegance, enabling the kitchen to remain sleek and handle-free.
The Snow White Caesarstone counters provided a solid and polished work surface, with the 50mm build-up adding a touch of elegance. House Graham’s owners were especially pleased with the lockable trolley island, which added a unique versatility to the kitchen. This innovation allowed them to easily reconfigure the space, making more room for gatherings or freeing up space when cooking.
The Hettich soft-close sliding doors on the pantry unit effectively incorporated storage into the design. The pantry had plenty of space for cooking items, and the soft-close mechanism made it easy to operate and kept things tidy. This kitchen installation has transformed House Graham, combining dainty elegance with practical features that support their lifestyle.