Jonathan Avnon walks through a Simbithi Estate apartment in Ballito as its renovation begins: no structural changes, and a new minimal kitchen.
Transcript
Hi everyone, my name is Jonathan. I wanted to invite you in to have a look at a new project that I've just started in Simbithi Estate, so come through.
So here we are in the open plan living, dining and kitchen area. It was one of the things that we wanted to specifically keep. So we're not doing any structural changes, but just a few well thought out cosmetic renovations.
As you can see behind me, the kitchen is one of the things that we focused on the most and we've already ripped it out because it was very dated, a grimy looking kitchen, and we just thought, if we're going to be focusing our attention on one specific major overhaul, let's do the kitchen.
My plan for the new kitchen is going to be keeping it quite minimal and contemporary. I'm going to be working with greys, off-whites and bringing in some lovely wood accents. For me, that's just a perfect combination that's timeless and will help to really just open up the space and become a nice focal point in the open plan living area.
Additionally, one of the standout features in the kitchen is going to be a custom-made fluted extractor cover that we've commissioned. That's something that's going to be a really nice focal point in the kitchen and just help to bring it all together, and quite excited to show you guys once the kitchen is done how it looks.


