Kitchen

When designing or renovating a kitchen, splashbacks aren't just a design feature, they play a key role in safety and compliance with Australian building regulations. This article explains the latest standards you need to follow for splashback installation, especially near cooktops.

Acrylic splashbacks are an affordable alternative to glass, offering a very similar look. Acrylic is stronger than glass, but may also scratch easily and...

Stainless steel splashbacks give a kitchen a very sleek, contemporary feel, and are very durable and easy to clean. They are relatively expensive...

Tile splashbacks are very popular and offer a tremendous amount of freedom in terms of colour and design, for just about any budget. Tiles...

Glass splashbacks are typically installed as a single piece, look fantastic and do away with the need for grouting and related maintenance. They are,...

Identifying the right splashback for your kitchen will involve a bit of thought about your budget, and of course about the style of kitchen...

These days, modern or contemporary style kitchens are normally subtle and restrained in terms of detail, and incorporate lots of solid, flat surfaces rather...

Space is a precious thing in any kitchen - but in small kitchens it needs to be managed very carefully. Find out how to...

Mixer taps have become the standard in kitchens these days - and with good reason. Find out what mixer taps are, and what their...

Many people these days are opting to install pull-down and pull-out taps in their kitchen because of the convenience they afford when doing the...