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Taupe Kitchen and Whole-Home Storage

A taupe and charcoal home links a double-galley kitchen, a floating media wall, dining storage and fitted dressing rooms. The photographs show how large cabinet elevations change use across the rooms.

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Taupe living-room media wall with fluted panels and a television niche

The home

The living room establishes this home's broad taupe-and-charcoal palette. A wall-hung cabinet bank runs above a low drawer plinth around the television, with a fluted panel at one side and glazed display at the other. Nearby, a glass-front dining wall and a separate beverage station divide serving and display into distinct elevations.

The kitchen uses two facing runs beneath a slatted ceiling. Glossy grey uppers reflect the window light; tall pantry fronts occupy the passage back toward dining. One photo shows the main cooking run and another the pantry approach, making the kitchen's scale more legible than a single broad shot would.

In the private rooms, smoked-glass wardrobe doors sit alongside matte drawer fronts and lit hanging space. A window-side desk adds a quieter fitted corner.

In a comparable plan, trace the journey from pantry to counter to dining table before assigning cabinet finishes. Facing kitchen runs need measured clearance with doors and appliances open; high-gloss fronts also change appearance with the window light, so samples should be seen at the site. Keep a separate schedule for the lit wardrobes and media storage, whose contents and access differ from kitchen supplies.

These taupe kitchen cabinets use 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies along the facing runs and tall storage, with door finishes and worktops specified independently.

At a glance

Inside this home

Explore the spaces shown across the complete photo gallery.

Documented area
400 ㎡
Spaces in the delivery scope
Living room · Kitchen · Dining room · Tea room · Entryway · Walk-in closet · Wardrobe · Primary bedroom · Study

Photographs by space

  • Dining room1 photograph
  • Entryway1 photograph
  • Kitchen2 photographs
  • Living room1 photograph
  • Primary bedroom1 photograph
  • Study1 photograph
  • Tea room1 photograph
  • Walk-in closet3 photographs
  • Wardrobe2 photographs

Project photographs by space

Kitchen

Grey two-run kitchen beneath a slatted ceiling
KitchenFacing runs define the kitchen
Glossy taupe pantry cabinets lining the passage into the kitchen
KitchenTall pantry storage along the approach

Dining room

Dining room with round stone table and glazed sideboard wall
Dining roomThe dining wall separates display from cooking

Tea room

Beverage station with fridge, coffee shelf and glazed upper cabinet
Tea roomA dedicated serving elevation

Entryway

Entry console with lit niche beside a stone-clad wall
EntrywayA lit niche marks the entrance

Walk-in closet

Walk-in closet with smoked-glass doors and matte drawer units
Walk-in closetGlass and matte fronts in the same closet
Dressing desk with mirror among two-tone grey wardrobes
Walk-in closetA desk occupies the dressing wall
Grey wardrobe with brass-toned knobs and open drawers beside smoked glass
Walk-in closetThe drawers reveal the storage depth

Wardrobe

Open dark wardrobe with lit rails and a central drawer bank
WardrobeLit hanging space around the drawers
Charcoal wardrobe with open dressing niche and drawers
WardrobeThe niche breaks the closed front

Primary bedroom

Bedroom wardrobe wall in charcoal with matching bedside unit
Primary bedroomA dark cabinet wall for the bedroom

Study

Window-side desk with dark wall cabinets and a glazed display tower
StudyStudy storage beside the window

FAQ

Questions about this photographed interior.

How is the kitchen arranged?

Two cabinet runs face each other, with tall pantry storage along the approach from dining. The tall bank sits on the route into the work area, while the facing runs divide the kitchen tasks.

What does the living-room wall contain?

The photo shows suspended cabinet doors, a lower drawer unit and a separate glazed display section. Display and closed drawers are handled in different sections of the same wall.

How should storage be divided between a dining wall and a kitchen pantry?

In this residence the dining wall serves display and drinks, while tall pantry cabinets line the approach to the two-run kitchen. Start from where items are used, then check the route between the two walls.

Cabinetry shown in this home

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