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Now that's what I call a Kitchen Island





So you are thinking of buying a kitchen for your new house.  You’ve spent a lot of time getting the design of your new house just right and you have invested a fair bit of your hard earned cash in the process...what kind of kitchen do you want, what kind of kitchen do you need.
Do you rush out and visit the local sheds who can sell you something that is definitely fit for purpose and looks quite good, or do you decide to find a kitchen designer with vision who will design a kitchen that will be an anchor onto which you will tether your new house and your future home life.
This kitchen lives up to the surrounding architecture by presenting a solid granite island that is suitable for the sacrificial slaughter of anything un-stylish or un-cool!  There is raw power in this design from the primitive use of the material to the socially impressive cost of the installation.
The Mogul loves this expression of wealth!
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  1. Nick Lovelady26 January 2011 at 17:15

    Wow! One of the most unique spaces I've seen.

    Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Kitchen Mogul26 January 2011 at 17:30

    Hi Nick, thanks for droppin' in. This architectural space is really quite something...not sure what it is like in the States but in the UK it may be difficult to get planning permission for this one!!

    A fantastic space!

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