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Above: The minimal timber and
steel material palette continues
throughout the open-plan living
area. A suspended stainless steel
shelf with an integrated rangehood
and exposed ducting enhances the
linear look. The pantry, at right,
incorporates a stainless steel bench
for breakfast items.
Story by Colleen Hawkes
Photography by Patrick Reynolds

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Sized to optimise modular storage for items
such as Tupperware, the pantry incorporates a
stainless steel bench.
“There is a place for everything in this
kitchen, from general utensils, wraps and paper,
to oils, chopping boards, herbs and spices, and
miscellaneous items for birthday parties,” says
Strachan. “Even the corner storage is maximised
with a Häfele Le Mans corner system.”
Functionality also determined the design of
the integrated double sink. This is large enough
for oven trays, and has a square-edged aesthetic,
with a small radius for easy cleaning.

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