So we're in St Kilda Road, the Parkside apartment tower. We're overlooking Falkner Park. The client's brief was to give the apartment a new life. Connections to the view were ultimately the key driver. The kitchen was a primary space for them. They enjoyed entertaining and they wanted it to be the focal point. The key thing for us there was to actually open up and be able to be in the kitchen and enjoy the connection with the rest of the apartment to create this open plan kitchen living dining. We've been working with Fisher and Piper for a number of years now and one of the things we enjoy is the appliance ranges have evolved as the ability to be flexible with what we place where we place it, how we integrate it, how we group things. The compact nature of the kitchen and the layout meant it was really important to consider the workflow and the movement within the kitchen. Naturally the appliances were clustered to one side of the kitchen, selecting from the minimal range of a black modern cluster of appliances, designates the cooking zone. So little moves like that have helped to maximise the space so that when people walk in they feel like they can come in here and have a coffee, have a wine, read a book, do things that aren't just confined to what a kitchen is for.