An Interior Designer's Journal
A well-designed kitchen is more than just a cooking space—it’s the heart of the home, where functionality meets aesthetics. When designing a modular kitchen, selecting the right colour palette is crucial in setting the tone for the entire space. While bold hues can create a dramatic effect, neutral and pastel shades have become preferred for […]
Designing a kitchen with a sophisticated colour palette is always an exciting challenge. The combination of white and grey offers a timeless and versatile aesthetic, capable of creating a stunning and functional space. From an interior designer’s perspective, achieving a flawless white and grey modular kitchen involves meticulous material selection, attention to detail, and strategic
Designing a kitchen that balances functionality and aesthetics is a meticulous process. In this article, I’ll walk you through the journey of transforming a kitchen from initial drawings to a realistic 3D visualization. Each step is crucial in ensuring the final design meets the client’s expectations and brings their vision to life. Step 1: Detailed
The heart of a home is the kitchen. Designing a kitchen requires attention to detail and careful planning. With the help of advanced software like SketchUp, creating your dream kitchen has never been easier. SketchUp is a powerful 3D modelling tool that allows you to visualize and experiment with various kitchen layouts, styles, and configurations.
While planning and designing a kitchen from scratch is exciting, it can sometimes get tricky. However, once you’ve got a hold of the technicality, you become a self-proclaimed kitchen expert. You get to create mood boards, order the paint samples, and subscribe to design magazines, all in the name of research, but you must acknowledge