Ice
Ice is an ultra-clean, minimalist white kitchen designed to make smaller or awkward open-plan layouts feel bright and expansive. It relies on high-gloss reflective surfaces and precise engineering to create a sharp, architectural statement while keeping the cooking zone completely streamlined. The style is built on a stark, dramatic contrast of brilliant white against deep black accents.
Ice
The layout uses lacquered, high-gloss white fronts that catch and bounce light across the room. It features a tight 4m gap between panels and uses push-to-open mechanical hardware so the entire wall of tall cabinets looks like a single, solid white structure with no handles. In front sits a large kitchen island that serves as a boundary marker for the living room, topped with a white Carrara-look worktop that extends out past the base to form a floating dining table. To break up the all-white look, the island is fitted with a flush-installed induction hob, a hidden downdraft extractor, and a deep black sink with a matching black tap, while the interiors are kitted out with custom wood organiser trays and an integrated waste system right below the main work area.
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