Ha @gabby :-) it’s called the elica seashell, I originally seen it on John Lewis website at a whopping near 2.5k!! After a bit of digging I found a seller on eBay with fantastic feedback and a great price, around 1k delivered! I took a deep breath and ordered it, about a month later it turned up, brand new and from what I can see, shipped direct from elica company themselves! It looks unreal! The light actually lights up the whole kitchen too as a large a down lighter, I have 4 recessed down lighters around my island and two large pendant light above my dining table, also have kickboard strip led and wall unit strip led lights too, so plenty of combos to light the kitchen when needed.

Hello Stoneham, Yes I firmly believe in curating a dramatic space that blends a lot of aspects and people shouldn't shy away from creating unique spaces that are more than just the idea of one or the other.. : ))

We have found that our clients are favouring using 2 colours on their cabinetry. Usually a neutral, white, cream or muted light grey then use a contrasting colour on key pieces.

I like both and in our designs we at GreenlinesDesign Ltd actually use both styles. The contemporary landscaping model for the structure and then the wild prairie style planting to soften the hardscaping which works wonderful.