The kitchen’s back wall appears as a large piece of furniture to conceal all the storage and appliances as there was not enough room to house a butler’s pantry.

Each bifold door section has a complete workstation behind, only needing to be opened as required.

Both the polished island and polished concrete floor bounce light and create changing reflections.

Looking out through the pocket scullery doors to the kitchen island and dining area beyond.

Cantilevering the vanity adds to the sense of space while back-lighting the mirror-fronted wall cabinet adds to the design drama.

Clearly this kitchen has a place for everything – this power-up drawer is close to the lounge space so you can retrieve your phone without disrupting the chef.

The large kitchen island offers a wealth of storage options.

Floating sink vanities are surrounded by custom cabinetry entablatures which not only focuses attention on the vanities but also houses storage.

The expansive workhorse scullery. - In the limelight -

Kitchen detail.

Bi-fold doors reveal the in-cabinet scullery.

Mesh cabinet door inserts are in keeping with the home's heritage status aesthetic.

Having the kitchen flow into the areas around it was important.

Office – desk & storage cabinet.

The wet area in the butler’s kitchen with a honed Aquila marble splashback and two pack shaker style cabinets.

Harmonious material combinations make for a warm, individualistic kitchen design.

Timber cabinetry interior. - Service to the queen -

A moody elegance was created with lighting to the cabinetry and space.

Floor-t-ceiling bifold doors open to the home's spectacular clifftop setting.

Playing with materials and different depth for different elements define the sculptural shape of the main body of this kitchen.

The island benchtop and perimeter counter are of different weights for visual interest.

Reeded glass cabinet fronts, open shelving and concealed lighting all add up to a light-filled, open feel.

Handleless cabinetry ensures nothing detracts from the kitchen's simple, sculptural forms.

The honed Aquila marble island bench with an 80mm apron.

The wall of timber cabinetry hides disguised secret doors to the scullery.

Honed Aquila marble sourced from CDK Stone with fluted rounds to the island bench and an 80mm apron.

Original hardwood flooring was retained, while bespoke cabinetry aligns with the character of a bygone era.

The kitchen is both practical and attractive, featuring a concealed double door that opens to the scullery.

The owners are keen chefs and the kitchen features a variety of cooking appliances.

The stone benchtops were chosen for their relaxed feel with an industrial reference, mimicking the patina of concrete.

The Tasmanian oak veneer cabinetry with Lo and Co Ascot knobs.

The working pantry zone houses hidden appliances including dual fridges, all integrated to reinforce the refined detailing. This changes in the entertainment and bar section of the cabinetry, for which the box frame doors and woven brass metal inlay deliberately reinforces a furniture-like aesthetic.