kitchen
Pale pink and green kitchen. Interior designer: Creative Design Therapy
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and that’s common.
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Belynda Chen Interiors took this kitchen and dining area and redesigned them to create better flow and use of the space.
She changed the orientation of the island and moved the dining area to the window so that more storage could be added along the main kitchen wall. She also removed a small wall to open up the new dining space and added a banquette for more seating.
From the outside, you wouldn’t picture there would be this much space, but this kitchen shows how wide the home can be.
Before this full renovation, the kitchen was much smaller with no room for an island, but now it’s spacious with plenty of space to walk through, a lot more storage, and a skylight above the coffee station.
Builder: Alair Homes / @alairhomes.toronto
The original design of this kitchen had dark brown cabinets and a peninsula that cut off the middle of the kitchen.
Interior designer, Belynda (Belynda Chen Interiors) changed the layout by removing the peninsula and installing a long island with storage and countertop seating. She added built-in pantry storage at the other end of the kitchen to maximize the space.
This beautiful kitchen in the spring 2025 Princess Margaret Lotto Home was designed by Brian Gluckstein and was fitted with Grohe faucets and taps. The overall style of the home is minimalist and contemporary, with a neutral, cream, and olive green colour palette.
A few other details:
Perimeter countertop: Caesarstone‘s 550 Silvax Porcelain
Fluted, olive green island: Caesarstone’s 5132 Celestrial Sky Quartz
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and that’s common.
