Kitchenate

22/09/2026

Does your home have a unique layout? Sometimes, it’s not about “fixing” it, but about making it feel intentional.

For this kitchen, we worked with the existing structure and used warm wood tones, clean lines and continuous cabinetry to create a more seamless flow. Even the service yard was tucked behind a concealed door, so the whole space reads as one cohesive design rather than a collection of separate zones.

Clean from the outside, hardworking on the inside.

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19/09/2026

For this kitchen, we paired warm timber tones with dark finishes and soft ambient lighting to create a space that feels refined, intimate and contemporary.

Behind the look, the layout was planned around everyday living — with integrated appliances, practical storage and open display areas that add character without creating visual clutter.

The result is a kitchen that feels polished, personal and easy to live in.

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17/09/2026

We could tell you all 10 things… but #1 pretty much takes care of the rest 😌
Come see us and let’s get your kitchen renovation started right.

08/09/2026

A modern transformation shaped around the way the kitchen is actually used.

Warm wood tones bring depth to the main cooking space, while darker cabinetry creates a bold contrast around the dining area. Paired with marble-look surfaces and warm lighting, the result feels refined and inviting without losing its everyday practicality.

Beyond the finishes, storage was planned into every corner — from concealed compartments to built-in organisers that keep daily essentials within easy reach and the countertops clear.

A kitchen that balances strong visual character with the details that make everyday routines easier.

Planning your own kitchen renovation? Send us a DM or WhatsApp us at 91795033 to get started.

18/08/2026

If he doesn't, Kitchenate will. 😳

13/08/2026

A small kitchen isn't difficult because of its size.

It's difficult because of the layout.

The biggest improvements often come from a few planning decisions made before a single cabinet is installed.

Here are 6 considerations that can make a compact kitchen feel more spacious, functional and enjoyable to use:
🤔 Why the position of your hob and sink matters more than you think
🤔 How to place your cabinets for better storage and openness
🤔 Whether full-height cabinetry is worth it
🤔 How to create usable prep space in a compact kitchen
🤔 The fridge placement mistake that interrupts your workflow
🤔 When does a peninsula add value vs getting in the way

These are the kinds of layout decisions that shape how your kitchen feels every day.

Planning your kitchen? DM us “KITCHEN” and let's walk you through the options.

11/08/2026

Warm, calm and made for everyday living ✨

This kitchen renovation at Boon Keng Road takes its cues from the quiet simplicity of Muji-inspired design.

Natural wood tones are paired with soft greige cabinetry and light stone surfaces, creating a space that feels clean without becoming cold. The central island extends the prep area while doubling as a casual dining spot, keeping the kitchen open, practical and easy to move around in.

Black appliances and lighting add just enough contrast, while the full-height storage and integrated work zones keep everything visually streamlined.

A kitchen designed around simplicity, function and a sense of calm.

04/08/2026

Most homeowners split their cabinet budget evenly between upper and lower. That's the first mistake.

Here's how to actually think about it:

→ Upper cabinets are harder to reach. Anything stored above eye level gets used less than twice a month.
→ Lower cabinets and drawers handle 80% of your daily kitchen activity — pots, pans, utensils, appliances.
→ Deep lower drawers beat shelves almost every time. You can see everything. No digging.

So where should your budget go?

Spend more on lower storage. Invest in full-extension drawer systems, pull-out shelves, and corner solutions.

Use upper cabinets for bulk dry goods, rarely used appliances, and backup items — not daily essentials.

The goal isn't more cabinets. It's storage you'll actually use five years from now.

Save this before your next ID meeting. It'll change what questions you ask.

📩 Want a storage layout review before you commit to a design? Drop us a message.

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