Two-Tone Walnut and White Island Kitchen in 304 Stainless Steel

Daylight enters through a run of black-framed windows and gives the compact kitchen a clear working axis. The island sits in the centre of the room, facing a perimeter that turns from the tall appliance wall to the cooktop and sink. A glazed display zone and a dining counter continue the same cabinetry language, so food preparation, serving and everyday storage remain visually connected.

The island combines a walnut-tone base with a pale veined stone worktop, while the perimeter uses dark lower fronts and crisp white uppers outlined by slim black trim. Full-height storage houses the refrigerator and built-in appliances; drawers and doors keep the cooking wall orderly. The cabinet bodies are 304 stainless steel, with the visible fronts, glass and worktops specified as separate finishes.

At the dining edge, a lit glass cabinet displays tableware above a long counter with seating. Additional base cabinets run beneath the window and around the cooking corner, creating practical landing space beside the sink and appliances. The walkthrough also shows the illuminated interiors, hardware and island proportions at eye level, giving a useful sense of how this compact home stores daily equipment.

Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible white and walnut-tone door fronts, glass display doors and stone worktops follow their own finish specifications.