Bespoke Kitchen Renovations in Landsborough

We proudly serve the entire Landsborough area, including nearby suburbs like Beerwah, Glenview, Mooloolah Valley, Peachester and Mount Mellum. If you're located outside these areas, please reach out to confirm if our kitchen design services are available in your suburb.

To create an open-concept kitchen, focus on removing walls or barriers between the kitchen and living or dining areas, creating a seamless flow of space. This design makes smaller spaces feel larger and encourages more interaction between the kitchen and living areas. Key considerations for an open-concept kitchen include:

• Kitchen island: Install a multifunctional kitchen island that provides extra prep space, storage, and seating.
• Cohesive design: Use similar color palettes, flooring, and cabinetry throughout the open area to create unity.
• Zoning: Use rugs, lighting, or furniture placement to define different zones, like cooking, dining, and lounging areas.
• Ventilation: Install a powerful range hood to prevent cooking smells from spreading throughout the home.

Open-concept kitchens also benefit from ample natural light, which can make the entire area feel bright and spacious.

The kitchen work triangle is a design principle that improves kitchen efficiency by ensuring a good workflow between the three main kitchen areas: the stove, sink, and refrigerator. The concept is that these three elements should form a triangle with clear, unobstructed paths between them. The sum of the three sides of the triangle should be between 13 and 26 feet to prevent overcrowding or too much distance between key work zones.

This layout minimises walking and enhances the cooking process, making it easy to move between prep, cooking and cleaning tasks. It works best in traditional layouts like L-shaped or U-shaped kitchens.

Popular kitchen cabinet styles include:

• Shaker: A classic style with a simple, recessed panel design. It works in both modern and traditional kitchens.
• Flat-panel (slab): Sleek and minimalist, flat-panel cabinets are often used in contemporary or modern kitchens.
• Inset: The cabinet doors sit flush within the frame, creating a clean and custom look, but it's more expensive due to precise construction.
• Glass-front: These cabinets have glass inserts in the doors, adding a decorative element and allowing you to display attractive dishware or glassware.
• Open shelving: While not technically a cabinet, open shelving is popular in modern and industrial kitchens for its open and airy feel.

The choice of cabinet style should match the overall aesthetic of your kitchen and home.