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Beautiful styling and luxurious touches are as important as functionality in today’s kitchen as it morphs into living central Spending more time at home means the role of the kitchen is changing, says John Harrison of Kaboodle Kitchen. “Today’s kitchens double as spaces where meals are enjoyed, act as an office when working from home and can even integrate a European laundry for clever use of space,” he explains. Companies have stepped up with versatile appliances such as the Teka 12 function SteakMaster oven, which includes a grill for barbecue-style meat cooking. Kleenmaid has a multifunction oven that can cook like an airfryer, while its 454mm-high, built-in combi steam oven can also microwave, grill and convection cook. Consumers are also embracing the power, accuracy and efficiency of induction cooktops, says Nicholas Cary of Teka. Its latest range features pre-programmed temperature sensors. The future will see us increasingly looking to disguise the kitchen’s 50 bunnings.com.au | bunnings | functionality so it can star as an appealing living space. Low-profile induction cooktops already deliver that barely-there effect, but new models, like Elica’s Prime downdraft induction cooktop, have an integrated extractor, which means no overhead rangehood is needed. ABOVE Add a splash of drama and interest to the bathroom by teaming a colourful basin with an on-trend brass mixer. Cibo Design ‘Mornington’ 1200mm vanity in Oak with basin in Pink and handles in White, $2,008, I/N: 0294939† (tapware not included) Wash-zone wonders Over in the bathroom, technology continues to evolve, says Andy Grigor of Methven. “There is a movement to transition from the smart home to the thoughtful home,” he explains. “We are working on hidden technology that helps meet everyday demands, with products that have intuitive features that use several metrics to predict your needs.” Think showers that ‘learn’ what temperature and water flow you like. Water efficiency is also front and centre – consider Methven’s Airstream and Satinjet technologies, which give a full-on shower experience with less water. bunnings | bunnings “We expect to see a shift away from minimal interior styles and a desire to create spaces that promote self-expression” John Harrison, Kaboodle Kitchen Photography (above left) Gap Interiors/The CONTENTed Nest; (right) Cibo. †Available to order online or at the Special Orders Desk. Eat, cook, play

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