Greige Cabinetry from Kitchen to Laundry

The kitchen sets the home's greige tone with a marble-look work surface and a line of backlit open shelves above the cooking run. A second kitchen view shows a glass partition and tall storage, while a third catches a wok on the hob. Together they show the same cabinet colour in both overview and everyday-use detail.

In the dressing area, dark-glass wardrobe doors sit beside illuminated cream shelving and a built-in dresser. The bathroom shifts to a pale vanity below a stone top and mirrored cabinet, while the utility balcony has a sink unit and a tall cabinet by the glazing. These rooms share a restrained palette but answer different tasks.

A fluted media wall with green stone serves the living area, while a separate fitted desk gives the study a work surface. The greige palette continues across these different uses without repeating the kitchen's lit shelf or the balcony's sink unit.

For a whole-home specification, use one finish board for visual continuity but a separate room schedule for cabinet bodies, doors, glass, counters and exposed fittings. The utility area needs its own review of water connections, enclosure and access; copying a bedroom wardrobe detail there would miss the task. The kitchen's everyday objects and the dressing room's visible clothing also call for different amounts of open and closed storage even when the colours match.

From the greige kitchen to the balcony sink unit, the cabinetry uses 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies; doors, finishes and worktops retain separate specifications.