The Camillo Project
I couldn’t be happier with the result.
Max Friday
Maxine was looking for a cost-effective way to update the kitchen in her Camillo home, from its dated design. After speaking with several companies, the choice was made to work with Precision Cabinets based on previous projects and the responsiveness of the team.
Following a consultation with John Schoof, our sales director, and presentation of designs, Maxine chose to move forward with a full redesign of the kitchen. After feeling that the design was such a strong fit for her home, Precision Cabinets was also asked to provide new designs for the bathroom and laundry.
An elevated design
The designs for the new kitchen required the demolition of the old cabinetry and bench top, as well as the installation of new cabinets to accomodate the freestanding oven and new rangehood.
The facings and edgings comprised of Polytec Polar White Solid Sheen and Laminex Fox Teakwood Natural board. The range-hood we installed was an undermount Breko BRH70UX, the bench top was Essastone T1 Chalkstone with a Neolith Aspen Grey Silk splashback.
A little bit of class
The finish provided a fresh look for the kitchen, with a seamless transition from the new cabinetry into the rest of the home. The updated cabinetry also provided additional storage and gave Maxine the room she needed when the family has large gatherings and needs to prepare meals.
The cleaner layout also increased the perception of an uncluttered area, making it easer to move around and more of a joy to be in the kitchen.
What Our Clients Say
Everyone at Precision Cabinets was great to work with. I’m really happy with the result of the kitchen, as well as the laundry and bathroom and would recommend them to others.
Maxine
The Result
The result is a drastically different look to the kitchen and the entire home, as a result of the renovation. This has not only improved the value of the home but also the value that Maxine and her family get from the revitalised space.
This has also ensured that the kitchen will be well-used in years to come.
