An outstanding showroom and local manufacturers makes renovating or building with Dean Kitchens an absolute breeze.
For kitchen renovation or a new home design, Dean Kitchens offers a full service from demolition to completion, including all plumbing and electrical requirements.
The family-owned business boasts almost 40 years of experience in designing and locally manufacturing kitchens, with the capabilities to create any style. What's more, the company's factory is at the cutting edge of technology and also manufactures its own wooden and aluminium doors, and square-formed laminate benchtops, not to mention one-off specials created by its talented design team.
Keeping the process as simple as possible for each client, Dean Kitchens' design service includes an in-home measure and quote, supported by three-dimensional drawings and a fully automated quotation system.
Dean Kitchens will enthusiastically engage in your dream kitchen and ensure that it is brought to life with both innovation and style.
INGLEWOOD
Working closely with Jason Levin, designer at Dean Kitchens, the owners of this 1930s residence made the decision to renovate to create an open-plan area where the kitchen featured as the hero.
After the removal of two main walls, there were several rooms that needed to be moved around, including the original kitchen, which was shifted out of its separate-room location and into the existing lounge. The old kitchen area was then transformed into a study.
The owners of the home selected a 'Shaker' theme to blend with the era of the home, incorporating stainless steel appliances, and an abundance of storage and bench space.
During a visit to the Dean Kitchens showroom, the owners were drawn to a display featuring the Brushed Cosmic Black granite, which they then chose to use as their splashback behind the stove, and on the island bench as a feature sculpture that also hid away the sink.
This matt, rough-textured natural stone was to become a focal point of their new kitchen.
A galley style was agreed upon early in the brief because it provides maximum practicality in terms of access to storage. The owners also selected soft-closing drawers, a separate pull-out bin, two pantries, and a four-metre island bench, complete with a Caesarstone benchtop, supported by art deco-style pilasters.
The completed renovation is an absolute success, boasting a traditional art deco-style design but with a modern twist. It is asymmetric in its execution but perfectly melds into its symmetrical 1930s surroundings, is functional and practical, and has transformed this lovely Inglewood home into an awesome space that will be enjoyed for years to come.