28/05/2026
Still one of our most talked about kitchens - and for good reason.
Some of the details that make Project Maple feel so special:
The concrete island with no sink:
Controversial… but one of the best decisions we made. It keeps the island clean, uninterrupted and far more functional for entertaining and everyday living.
The splashback window:
The natural light completely transforms the space throughout the day and makes the kitchen feel open and connected to the outdoors.
Minimal overhead cupboards:
This was very intentional. It keeps the space feeling lighter, larger and less visually cluttered.
Dulux White Cabbage Green cabinetry:
A subtle muted green that adds warmth and personality while still feeling timeless.
Venetian plaster rangehood and wall:
Adds softness, texture and contrast against the cleaner lines of the joinery.
Integrated appliances:
Everything feels seamless, neat and tidy
Playful kickboards and feature lighting:
Small details that add personality, warmth and another layer of interest without overpowering the space.
Curved detailing throughout:
From the island to the rangehood, the curves soften the space and tie into the rest of the home beautifully.
This kitchen was designed to not only look beautiful , but to genuinely improve the way the home feels to live in.
