When Melbourne-based architect Nicholas Agius set out to design a new kitchen for his small 24m2 flat, he wanted to create something that complimented the original design of his art deco home. The result is a seamless, contemporary, and sleek hideaway kitchen that features cabinetry and a bench that unfolds and opens up, so everything has its place. When you fold the kitchen out, it almost seems like a factory machine, with all parts moving into place like a well-oiled machine.
The kitchen also follows the same minimalistic approach as the rest of the 1936-era flat, with patina-like characteristics and influences of fold-down and built-in components to save space. Once you fold the kitchen back into place, it looks like any ordinary cabinetry system – not the heart of the home.
The wall closes and opens into itself, showing a sneak peek of the vibrant cabinetry within.
It also incorporates an oven and range, plenty of drawer and cabinetry space, and a striking yellow and white color scheme that’s bound to appeal to all.
The kitchen is fully functional and full-sized but neatly folds into itself when not in use.
Take a video tour of Nicholas Agius’ beautiful 24 m2 flat that he shares with his partner and dog. It’s bound to inspire and give you ideas of your own.
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