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Designed by: Mark Bruce, Designmarked Kitchens

Photography by: Mark Hamilton

From the designer:

This stunning multi-layered home had a kitchen and scullery layout that set the scene for something spectacular.

Designmarked was commissioned to open the space up so the owners could enjoy the views and family, no matter what part of the kitchen they were in.

By removing the scullery portioning wall and designing cabinetry that held a sliding splashback, the scullery and kitchen could be separate if required.

Sliding splashback reveals hidden scullery, blending function with sleek aesthetics.
With the splashback sliding away, the scullery is revealed.

To make both the rooms work, a fridge location between them was required – so the fridge was positioned at the entrance to the sculler,y which made it easily accessible for all.

The homeowner also liked the idea of accessing the BBQ area from the scullery.

We managed this by including a simple hinged glazed door from the scullery to the BBQ – this also flooded the room with natural light.

The spatial planning in the kitchen works well as the hob-fridge-sink relationship is accessible from both the scullery sink and the island sink.

Bench heights are altered to accommodate the owner, the 850mm high hob and the 950mm high island sink.

Close-up view of chunky benchtop doubling as a breakfast bar, highlighting materiality.
Close up and personal – the chunky upper benchtop/breakfast bar.

The architectural design of the house is magnificent, with four mono-pitched layers dug deeply into a hill as it climbs.

Plenty of exposed concrete, together with strong rectangular shapes in very dark natural finishes, feature in the home.

Designmarked wanted to replicate that masculinity in the kitchen design using a lot of negative detailing, matte and textured finishes.

Strong lines and an extensive use of black met the brief.

Credit List

Designer
Mark Bruce, Designmarked Kitchens
Sliding splashback
Laminam, in colour Ossidiana Vena Scura, by Laminex
Cabinetry bins
Concello, by Hideaway
Taps
Galiano, by Greens; Mysport, by Hansgrohe
Ventilation
Falmec
Dishwasher
Bosh
Cabinetry
Soft touch acrylic, in Pitch Black and White Linen, matte finish, by Laminex; Crown cut Natural Veneer, in Oak, Woca oil finish concrete grey, by Laminex
Cabinetry hardware
Brand Blum Legrabox, in colour Orion, by Blum; Ambia inserts, by Blum
Benchtops
Kitchen – Hi Macs, colour Urban Concrete, matt, by Laminex; oak bar and shelving – Solid American Oak with Woca oil finish concrete grey, by Beaver Kitchens; scullery – linen stainless steel, by Bayfab Stainless steel
Oven, cooktop
Neff
Refrigeration
Samsung
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Kitchen – Highly Commended

From the designer:

This stunning multi-layered home had a kitchen and scullery layout that set the scene for something spectacular.

Designmarked was commissioned to open the space up so the owners could enjoy the views and family, no matter what part of the kitchen they were in.

By removing the scullery portioning wall and designing cabinetry that held a sliding splashback, the scullery and kitchen could be separate if required.

Sliding splashback reveals hidden scullery, blending function with sleek aesthetics.
With the splashback sliding away, the scullery is revealed.

To make both the rooms work, a fridge location between them was required – so the fridge was positioned at the entrance to the sculler,y which made it easily accessible for all.

The homeowner also liked the idea of accessing the BBQ area from the scullery.

We managed this by including a simple hinged glazed door from the scullery to the BBQ – this also flooded the room with natural light.

The spatial planning in the kitchen works well as the hob-fridge-sink relationship is accessible from both the scullery sink and the island sink.

Bench heights are altered to accommodate the owner, the 850mm high hob and the 950mm high island sink.

Close-up view of chunky benchtop doubling as a breakfast bar, highlighting materiality.
Close up and personal – the chunky upper benchtop/breakfast bar.

The architectural design of the house is magnificent, with four mono-pitched layers dug deeply into a hill as it climbs.

Plenty of exposed concrete, together with strong rectangular shapes in very dark natural finishes, feature in the home.

Designmarked wanted to replicate that masculinity in the kitchen design using a lot of negative detailing, matte and textured finishes.

Strong lines and an extensive use of black met the brief.

Credit List

Designer
Mark Bruce, Designmarked Kitchens
Sliding splashback
Laminam, in colour Ossidiana Vena Scura, by Laminex
Cabinetry bins
Concello, by Hideaway
Taps
Galiano, by Greens; Mysport, by Hansgrohe
Ventilation
Falmec
Dishwasher
Bosh
Cabinetry
Soft touch acrylic, in Pitch Black and White Linen, matte finish, by Laminex; Crown cut Natural Veneer, in Oak, Woca oil finish concrete grey, by Laminex
Cabinetry hardware
Brand Blum Legrabox, in colour Orion, by Blum; Ambia inserts, by Blum
Benchtops
Kitchen – Hi Macs, colour Urban Concrete, matt, by Laminex; oak bar and shelving – Solid American Oak with Woca oil finish concrete grey, by Beaver Kitchens; scullery – linen stainless steel, by Bayfab Stainless steel
Oven, cooktop
Neff
Refrigeration
Samsung
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Kitchen – Highly Commended

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