Thanks Karen. The kitchen was done using black Laminex Absolute Matte Panels (fingerprint proof!): https://www.laminex.com.au/browse/brand?categoryCode=range&q=%3arelevance%3aallCategories%3aB_LX%3aallCategories%3aR_ABSOLUTEMATTPAN

How did I miss that blog post?! That’s perfect, thanks for doing all the hard work for me.

Thanks Ange. The paint is actually Dulux Pale Grey. It’s not a green per se, but when it went up on the walls it definitely had this glorious soft green undertone to it. The photos in the post actually make it look a little greener than it actually is though. Not sure if you saw this recent post on Dulux green paint colours, but there’s gorg imagery there and the paint names: https://www.tlcinteriors.com.au/trends-inspiration/dulux-green-paint-colours/

Thanks a lot Barbara. I agree; it was all about taking in the view, and before the sofa had its back to the room. So much more flow and a better energy now.

Thanks so much Carol – glad you love it.

Thanks Andrew. Hope I get to use it on a future project because it’s phenomenal!

Thanks a lot Rini. Love the sink zone too and you’re right; that’s where all the dishes will get dumped. We toyed with the idea of closing that area off but decided against it. It just wasn’t big enough a zone to do it.
The living area is massive now. But as I said in the post, I didn’t furnish the home with furniture and decor. It was done by a property stylist as the owner’s put the home on the market.

Thanks so much Di. A labour of love and very happy with the end result.

Thanks so much Jan. love me a bit of light industrial style, so I’m glad I got to put some of it to use in this project.

Thanks so much Geraldine! Really appreciate your kind words. Very happy with the reconfiguration of the room. It truly feels massive now and it felt so cramped before.