Kitchen with contrasting Gunmetal and Lexicon finishes

This modern luxury unit in Potts Point commanding stunning views of the foreshore, needed an update worthy of the site.
Straight lines with a focal point to the view was an excellent design choice. To add interest, a two-tone scheme with both closed wall units and open shelves are also wonderful additions.
Naturally, a mirror splashback was similarly a great option, allowing the view to be seen from many angles.
The subtle Caesarstone Fresh Concrete benchtop combines beautifully with the cement-look tiles, whilst looking fresh and warm at the same time.
The ultra-modern pendant light contribute bling and balance with the mirror splashback.
An eat-in kitchen was a must, as was a dedicated office area, both, again, in an effort to ensure maximum appreciation of the view, and the interestingly shaped bar stools were carefully selected to be as unobtrusive as possible.
Lift-up wall units, handle-less cabinets, a generous pantry and appliance cabinet, as well as clever corner solutions, make for a great functioning space too.
Overall, a feeling of light, space and luxury combine to make for a winning result.