Saadiyat Island

This kitchen was designed to work within the existing architectural layout, enhancing the space without altering its structure.

The brief called for symmetry, visual calm and a material palette that carries warmth without weight.

Handleless cabinetry in a soft matte cashmere runs across the back wall, with custom-width units configured to achieve precise symmetry while maintaining full storage capacity. The kitchen is built on the Häcker Concept 130 system, allowing this level of dimensional control without compromise.

A central island provides generous preparation space and integrated seating, serving as the working centre of the kitchen. Bocci pendant lighting is positioned above, adding material texture and scale to the zone. The A-Scale Macchia Vecchia Gold worksurface introduces movement and tonal warmth across the main kitchen, grounding the neutral cabinetry.

Miele appliances are fully integrated within the cabinet line. A Quooker Flex 5 SST is specified at the wet zone, with Urbantech and Bystro units supporting additional function throughout.

A dedicated pantry sits at the rear, finished in framed doors with a velvet blue tone and detailed handles, providing a deliberate shift in material character. The pantry houses additional appliances and preparation space, with an A-Scale Tivoli White worksurface, allowing the main kitchen to remain clear and composed.