Cremorne Point Kitchen

Located in Cremorne Point, Sydney, this early Art Deco two bedroom apartment originally consisted of a series of small, enclosed rooms. Prior to our engagement, the kitchen had been squeezed into a cupboard like space, with an awkward arrangement of services that made everyday use difficult.

By opening the kitchen to the living and dining areas, we were able to create a more generous and functional layout. This allowed for full sized appliances and significantly improved storage to better support the needs of the growing family who call the apartment home.

A custom curved tiled rangehood subtly references the building’s Art Deco heritage, reinterpreted in a contemporary way. The restrained monochromatic palette allows the striking quartzite benchtops to become the focal point of the kitchen, bringing texture and quiet drama to the space.

The result is a compact apartment kitchen that balances heritage character, functionality and refined materiality.

Photography — rohan venn

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We desperately needed more storage and to have a kitchen that worked for us as a growing family. I love to cook so making this small space function as if it were a much bigger one has been amazing

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CREMORNE KITCHEN