Dan Kitchens Australia

Dan Kitchens Australia Crafted Spaces. Danish Design. Designers and builders of modern, luxury kitchens

13/08/2026

Door straighteners. What are they and why do we use them?

10/08/2026

It’s a small detail, but it makes a surprisingly big difference. Instead of having one door sitting proud of the cabinet next to it, the chamfer creates a subtle transition between the panels. You get clean lines, soft edges and a much more sophisticated finish. It’s one of those details you might not notice straight away, but you definitely notice when it’s missing.

We believe that good design is about making the best use of the space you have.This Elizabeth Bay apartment kitchen was ...
05/08/2026

We believe that good design is about making the best use of the space you have.

This Elizabeth Bay apartment kitchen was redesigned to deliver everything the homeowners wanted from a full-sized kitchen within a compact Art Deco floorplan. Removing the dividing wall completely changed the way the space functions, creating a stronger connection to the living area while opening up room for more storage, better workflow and casual dining.

Every element was custom designed to suit the apartment’s unique geometry. Featuring the beautiful Four Seasons Quartzite and a premium suite of integrated appliances.

Featuring:
Steam ovens and cooktop: V-ZUG
Refrigerator: Liebherr Appliances Australia
Dishwasher: Fisher & Paykel Appliances
Stone: Avant Stone
Sink: Artinox Sinks Australia
Tap: KWC Swiss Tapware | AU/NZ
Wine cabinet: EuroCave Australia
Rangdhood: Falmec | AU/NZ
Handles: Joseph Giles Ltd
Breakfast bar top: Nover & Co
Eames house bird: Living Edge

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A few of our favourite spaces we have designed recently. A kitchen, formal living, media wall and laundry with an emphas...
31/07/2026

A few of our favourite spaces we have designed recently. A kitchen, formal living, media wall and laundry with an emphasis on negative space. Not every wall needs open shelving and not every corner needs to be filled. Giving joinery room to breathe often makes a space feel larger, calmer and more considered

A wine fridge isn’t just a spare cabinet with a glass door. Done properly, it’s planned around the appliance itself: the...
22/07/2026

A wine fridge isn’t just a spare cabinet with a glass door. Done properly, it’s planned around the appliance itself: the clearances, the ventilation, the door swing, the way it sits with everything around it.

Your standard fridge is too cold for cellaring and gets opened far too often to keep wine happy. A dedicated wine fridge holds a steady temperature and keeps your bottles close to where you actually pour them, whether that’s the island, the bar, the scullery or the butler’s pantry.

The details are what make or break it. Front ventilation versus void space around the sides. Single zone for one style of wine, dual or multi-zone if the collection is more varied. A framed glass door that’s meant to be seen, or a panelled front that disappears into the joinery.

Get the airflow wrong and the appliance runs hot, works harder and can fail early. Get it right and it becomes part of the room, glass lit up at night, bottles ready to go.

We design the cabinetry around the fridge, not the other way around.

19/07/2026

Not everything expensive reads as luxury anymore. Soft close doors and drawers used to be the things you paid extra for. Today they’re standard in almost every new kitchen, so they don’t signal luxury anymore.

So what does?

It is usually things people never think to ask for like magnetic knife storage built into the joinery, touch opening handleless drawers or custom timber spice inserts.

Which of these would you use everyday?

18/07/2026

A few kitchen lighting ideas for your next kitchen renovation

14/07/2026

We do our waterfall ends a little differently at Dan Kitchens

12/07/2026

The edge of your benchtop says more than you’d think.

A polished edge keeps things clean and simple, letting the stone speak for itself. A detailed profile adds character with shaped edges like a bevel or bullnose, perfect if you want a bit of softness or a more traditional feel. And a mitred edge gives you that thick, solid look by folding the stone down at the corner, so a slim top reads as a substantial block.

11/07/2026

Mitre joints let us take a thin slab of stone and fold the edge down, so what looks like a solid block is actually a slim top with a dropped edge. The join is cut so precisely the veining runs straight through the corner and the seam basically disappears.

You get the weight and presence of a thick benchtop without the cost, the extra material, or the bulk. Clever cutting doing the heavy lifting.

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26 Prime Drive
Sydney, NSW
2147

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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