Witta

This residential kitchen was designed with the intention of creating a soft, cream-toned monochromatic colour scheme that had depth, using contrast in finishes to bring the space to life. Rather than introducing different colours, the focus was on subtle variation in form and texture to avoid the design feeling flat or one-dimensional. Central to the concept was a sculptural island bench that would serve as both a functional centrepiece and a statement within the room.

The 3-metre-long island was designed to appear as one continuous, seamless piece. Corian® was selected for its ability to achieve this effect through its inconspicuous joins and capacity for shaping. With only a 1-metre gap between a structural pillar and adjacent cabinetry, hidden support was required beneath the benchtop. Corian® allowed the design team to layer three 12 mm sheets around the perimeter to form a 50 mm bullnose edge, creating the illusion of a solid, monolithic form—something that would not have been possible with other materials.

The colour Bisque was chosen for its near-perfect match to the two-pack painted cabinetry, maintaining consistency across surfaces and aligning with the overall tone of the home. This attention to colour matching ensured a cohesive and refined result, allowing form and detail to provide visual interest within the neutral palette.

This kitchen showcases the design flexibility and refined finish that Corian® enables. The seamless bullnose edge became the defining feature of the space, demonstrating how Corian® can elevate a minimalist palette through thoughtful form and precision.