All Good on the Block
It has been said that kitchens sell houses and this season on The Block was no exception, with The Good Guys kitchens dubbed some of the biggest and best ever seen on the show.
Known as the heart of the home, contestants designed kitchens that ticked all the boxes for young couples and stylish families who love to entertain.
Budding chefs would delight in the generous bench space and functional flow of the large open space kitchens. The choice of the materials selected throughout each kitchen was second to none, combining varying textures, copper and metallic accents, timber grain cabinetry, seamless flow and functionality and neutral tones.
Along with being right on trend, the carefully considered layout of the kitchens offered ample storage space, integrating a mix of storage solutions such as butler’s pantries and deep drawers throughout, as well as dedicated appliance cupboards to keep benchtops clear of clutter.
The integration of on-trend features and practicality, partnered with the high level of design and detail showcased in The Good Guys kitchens, resulted in five stylish and refined rooms that reflected a level of unparalleled sophistication.
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