Designed by: Anna McMillan, McMillan Design
Photography by: Simon Whitbread
After 12 years in their Castle Cove home, our homeowners were ready to transform a compact, dated kitchen into a warm, functional hub that matched the spectacular Middle Harbour outlook and the way they now live.
The original kitchen had offered limited storage and felt visually heavy and disconnected from adjacent family spaces.
The brief was to create a relaxed yet luxurious kitchen that felt timeless, welcoming and easy to use every day, while integrating seamlessly with the broader renovation of the home.
Our design response was guided by the natural landscape visible through the windows – hazy olive greens, soft neutrals, natural timbers and stone – creating a calm, grounded palette that visually connects the kitchen to the bush and water views beyond.
Benchtop – hardworking surface and a refined focal point
A softly veined grey-green marble wraps the island and rear benchtops, providing both a hardworking surface and a refined focal point.
Warm timber joinery to the island and rangehood introduces texture and tactility, while the softly coloured perimeter cabinetry recedes, allowing the stone and timber to take centre stage,” says Anna McMillan.
Functionally, the layout was replanned to maximise storage, improve workflow and strengthen connection to the family room and dining area.
Generous underbench drawers and tall integrated cabinetry now house everyday items and bulk supplies, keeping the space visually calm.
A bespoke bar and coffee station keeps daily rituals beautifully contained yet always at hand.
Work zones for preparation, cooking and cleanup are clearly defined, allowing multiple family members to use the kitchen comfortably at once – in line with TIDA’s focus on functionality and space design.
High performance appliances are integrated wherever possible, supporting serious cooking while maintaining a streamlined aesthetic.
Slim-line hardware, considered shadow lines and negative detailing all feature
Slim-line hardware, considered shadow lines and negative detailing to the island all enhance the sense of craftsmanship without visual clutter.
Open, refined shelving replaces heavier joinery, introducing a sense of lightness and offering space for treasured objects and art.
A soft, Zellige-tiled splashback adds subtle texture and a gentle sheen behind the main working zone.
Layered lighting – including a sculptural linear pendant over the island and discreet task lighting – balances strong functional illumination with softer, atmospheric options for evening entertaining.
The completed kitchen now feels calm, welcoming and intentionally resolved, anchoring the wider home renovation while reflecting both the surrounding landscape and the personal story of the family who gathers here.
Find more design ideas and inspiration at trendsideas.com
Credit List
DesignerAnna McMillan, McMillan Design | CabinetryCRS Joinery |
Cabinetry hardwareMomo. Bellevue Plain Bar Pull 320mm and Bellevue Plain Knob | BenchtopsCav'art Calacatta Vagil Marble 40mm, honed |
SplashbackCav'art Calacatta Vagil Marble 40mm, honed | Kitchen sinkFranke Mythos, from Winning Appliances |
TapsAstra Walker, Icon Kitchen Mixer with Pull Out Spout and Dual Spray and Kitchen Mixer with Swivel Spout | OvenMiele – Vitroline Pyrolytic Build-in Oven (x 2), from Winning Appliances |
CooktopMiele – Induction | VentilationQasair Conley Under Cupboard Rangehood |
RefrigerationFisher & Paykel – Integrated French Door | DishwasherMiele – fully Integrated XXL, with Autodos, Obsidian Black Fascia |
Water dispenserZip Tap Hydrotap G5 BC Elite Plus Brushed Nickel, from ZipWater | Wine fridgeArtusi – fully integrated bar fridge |
LightingStyle Craft; Ceto Chandelier by Ross Gardam | FlooringFloor tiles, existing |
AwardsTrends International Design Awards (TIDA) Kitchens – Highly Commended |
After 12 years in their Castle Cove home, our homeowners were ready to transform a compact, dated kitchen into a warm, functional hub that matched the spectacular Middle Harbour outlook and the way they now live.
The original kitchen had offered limited storage and felt visually heavy and disconnected from adjacent family spaces.
The brief was to create a relaxed yet luxurious kitchen that felt timeless, welcoming and easy to use every day, while integrating seamlessly with the broader renovation of the home.
Our design response was guided by the natural landscape visible through the windows – hazy olive greens, soft neutrals, natural timbers and stone – creating a calm, grounded palette that visually connects the kitchen to the bush and water views beyond.
Benchtop – hardworking surface and a refined focal point
A softly veined grey-green marble wraps the island and rear benchtops, providing both a hardworking surface and a refined focal point.
Warm timber joinery to the island and rangehood introduces texture and tactility, while the softly coloured perimeter cabinetry recedes, allowing the stone and timber to take centre stage,” says Anna McMillan.
Functionally, the layout was replanned to maximise storage, improve workflow and strengthen connection to the family room and dining area.
Generous underbench drawers and tall integrated cabinetry now house everyday items and bulk supplies, keeping the space visually calm.
A bespoke bar and coffee station keeps daily rituals beautifully contained yet always at hand.
Work zones for preparation, cooking and cleanup are clearly defined, allowing multiple family members to use the kitchen comfortably at once – in line with TIDA’s focus on functionality and space design.
High performance appliances are integrated wherever possible, supporting serious cooking while maintaining a streamlined aesthetic.
Slim-line hardware, considered shadow lines and negative detailing all feature
Slim-line hardware, considered shadow lines and negative detailing to the island all enhance the sense of craftsmanship without visual clutter.
Open, refined shelving replaces heavier joinery, introducing a sense of lightness and offering space for treasured objects and art.
A soft, Zellige-tiled splashback adds subtle texture and a gentle sheen behind the main working zone.
Layered lighting – including a sculptural linear pendant over the island and discreet task lighting – balances strong functional illumination with softer, atmospheric options for evening entertaining.
The completed kitchen now feels calm, welcoming and intentionally resolved, anchoring the wider home renovation while reflecting both the surrounding landscape and the personal story of the family who gathers here.
Find more design ideas and inspiration at trendsideas.com
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Credit List
DesignerAnna McMillan, McMillan Design | CabinetryCRS Joinery |
Cabinetry hardwareMomo. Bellevue Plain Bar Pull 320mm and Bellevue Plain Knob | BenchtopsCav'art Calacatta Vagil Marble 40mm, honed |
SplashbackCav'art Calacatta Vagil Marble 40mm, honed | Kitchen sinkFranke Mythos, from Winning Appliances |
TapsAstra Walker, Icon Kitchen Mixer with Pull Out Spout and Dual Spray and Kitchen Mixer with Swivel Spout | OvenMiele – Vitroline Pyrolytic Build-in Oven (x 2), from Winning Appliances |
CooktopMiele – Induction | VentilationQasair Conley Under Cupboard Rangehood |
RefrigerationFisher & Paykel – Integrated French Door | DishwasherMiele – fully Integrated XXL, with Autodos, Obsidian Black Fascia |
Water dispenserZip Tap Hydrotap G5 BC Elite Plus Brushed Nickel, from ZipWater | Wine fridgeArtusi – fully integrated bar fridge |
LightingStyle Craft; Ceto Chandelier by Ross Gardam | FlooringFloor tiles, existing |
AwardsTrends International Design Awards (TIDA) Kitchens – Highly Commended |
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