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Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design

Issue 28
Magazine

Step inside the world of Melbourne’s finest kitchen and bathroom creations. Explore the latest interior design trends from the industry professionals themselves, alongside a detailed exploration into the world of integrated kitchens. From this year’s trending colour palettes to the endless potential of outdoor kitchens, and a whole host of stunning projects to captivate your next build. Plus, immerse yourself in a series of delightful culinary creations, all made from the humble slow cooker.

FROM THE EDITOR

Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design

The latest news from the local industry

TURN UP THE HEAT

A NEW CORNER OF THE MARKET

SHOWING OFF

COUNTER Culture • In any industry, following the latest trends and sticking to tried and tested processes are a safe route to success, but in order to rise above the rest you must create your own rules, think outside the box, and set new trends. One of the companies at the forefront of innovative thinking, Cantilever Interiors is taking a new approach to kitchen design and installation that is simple, timeless and elegant. Here Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design’s editor, Katie Livingston, chats with Cantilever Interiors’ esteemed creative director, Kylie Forbes, about the company’s unique manufacturing process and the launch of the company’s latest kitchen system, EDIT, created in conjunction with Cosh Living.

COLOUR ME Curious • Standing as the heart of the home for millennia, the kitchen’s function serves more than just feeding the masses. A space to entertain, relax, create and dine, the kitchen is a versatile space whose reach extends beyond its conventional purpose. Acting as a central hub to unite individuals, ensuring this multi-functional space is welcoming is essential. Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design’s Emma Warner Allen discusses how one can create a spectacular kitchen utilising unique and bold colours with Rex G Hirst, managing director of the acclaimed Let’s Talk Kitchens & Interiors.

KITCHEN + BATHROOM DESIGN

GO YOUR Own Way • Whether you’re starting afresh with a new build or revitalising a tired interior, your joinery plays an essential role in both the aesthetics and functionality of your home. The first step down this path is to choose a cabinetmaker that will collaborate closely with you and share their expertise, whilst listening to your vision; someone who knows your local area and is easy to communicate with. Here, Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design speaks with Gary Paech, president of the Independent Cabinetmakers Geelong (ICM Geelong) and owner of iCab Cabinets, about how opting for a local, independent cabinetmaker can help you achieve your perfect space, as well as the importance of organisations like ICM Geelong.

MEET THE Locals • A PLETHORA OF SKILLED TRADESPEOPLE PROUDLY CALL THEMSELVES MEMBERS OF ICM GEELONG, AND HERE, MELBOURNE KITCHEN + BATHROOM DESIGN SPEAKS WITH TWO OF THESE BUSINESSES ABOUT THEIR EXPERTISE, AND WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER SEEKING THE HELP OF AN INDEPENDENT CABINETMAKER.

Let's SHAKE Things Up • SHAKER-STYLE CABINETRY HAS BEEN A GO-TO FOR CABINETMAKERS AND KITCHEN DESIGNERS FOR YEARS – WITH ITS EFFORTLESSLY CLASSICAL LOOK AND INSTANT ABILITY TO MAKE ANY SPACE CHIC AND SOPHISTICATED, IT’S NO WONDER WHY. KIRRILY IRELAND CHATS WITH NATHAN BULNER, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF WESTSIDE CABINETS, TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS ICONIC STYLE OF CABINETRY, AND HOW HOMEOWNERS CAN INCORPORATE IT INTO A SLEEK AND MODERN KITCHEN.

The MODERN Age • Designing a modern kitchen brings with it a vast array of choices that can go far beyond simple aesthetics. With the world of technology, customisation and space-saving methods becoming more popular and accessible, there are countless ways to ensure that this central feature of your home functions flawlessly. Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom...


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Frequency: Twice per year Pages: 212 Publisher: United Media Group Edition: Issue 28

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  • Release date: November 27, 2021

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Step inside the world of Melbourne’s finest kitchen and bathroom creations. Explore the latest interior design trends from the industry professionals themselves, alongside a detailed exploration into the world of integrated kitchens. From this year’s trending colour palettes to the endless potential of outdoor kitchens, and a whole host of stunning projects to captivate your next build. Plus, immerse yourself in a series of delightful culinary creations, all made from the humble slow cooker.

FROM THE EDITOR

Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design

The latest news from the local industry

TURN UP THE HEAT

A NEW CORNER OF THE MARKET

SHOWING OFF

COUNTER Culture • In any industry, following the latest trends and sticking to tried and tested processes are a safe route to success, but in order to rise above the rest you must create your own rules, think outside the box, and set new trends. One of the companies at the forefront of innovative thinking, Cantilever Interiors is taking a new approach to kitchen design and installation that is simple, timeless and elegant. Here Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design’s editor, Katie Livingston, chats with Cantilever Interiors’ esteemed creative director, Kylie Forbes, about the company’s unique manufacturing process and the launch of the company’s latest kitchen system, EDIT, created in conjunction with Cosh Living.

COLOUR ME Curious • Standing as the heart of the home for millennia, the kitchen’s function serves more than just feeding the masses. A space to entertain, relax, create and dine, the kitchen is a versatile space whose reach extends beyond its conventional purpose. Acting as a central hub to unite individuals, ensuring this multi-functional space is welcoming is essential. Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design’s Emma Warner Allen discusses how one can create a spectacular kitchen utilising unique and bold colours with Rex G Hirst, managing director of the acclaimed Let’s Talk Kitchens & Interiors.

KITCHEN + BATHROOM DESIGN

GO YOUR Own Way • Whether you’re starting afresh with a new build or revitalising a tired interior, your joinery plays an essential role in both the aesthetics and functionality of your home. The first step down this path is to choose a cabinetmaker that will collaborate closely with you and share their expertise, whilst listening to your vision; someone who knows your local area and is easy to communicate with. Here, Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom Design speaks with Gary Paech, president of the Independent Cabinetmakers Geelong (ICM Geelong) and owner of iCab Cabinets, about how opting for a local, independent cabinetmaker can help you achieve your perfect space, as well as the importance of organisations like ICM Geelong.

MEET THE Locals • A PLETHORA OF SKILLED TRADESPEOPLE PROUDLY CALL THEMSELVES MEMBERS OF ICM GEELONG, AND HERE, MELBOURNE KITCHEN + BATHROOM DESIGN SPEAKS WITH TWO OF THESE BUSINESSES ABOUT THEIR EXPERTISE, AND WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER SEEKING THE HELP OF AN INDEPENDENT CABINETMAKER.

Let's SHAKE Things Up • SHAKER-STYLE CABINETRY HAS BEEN A GO-TO FOR CABINETMAKERS AND KITCHEN DESIGNERS FOR YEARS – WITH ITS EFFORTLESSLY CLASSICAL LOOK AND INSTANT ABILITY TO MAKE ANY SPACE CHIC AND SOPHISTICATED, IT’S NO WONDER WHY. KIRRILY IRELAND CHATS WITH NATHAN BULNER, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF WESTSIDE CABINETS, TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS ICONIC STYLE OF CABINETRY, AND HOW HOMEOWNERS CAN INCORPORATE IT INTO A SLEEK AND MODERN KITCHEN.

The MODERN Age • Designing a modern kitchen brings with it a vast array of choices that can go far beyond simple aesthetics. With the world of technology, customisation and space-saving methods becoming more popular and accessible, there are countless ways to ensure that this central feature of your home functions flawlessly. Melbourne Kitchen + Bathroom...


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