Traditional White Kitchen in Five Dock
A traditional open-plan kitchen in Five Dock with profiled white cabinetry, a window-side farmhouse sink and a pale stone-look island.
Free measure and written quote
- Sydney homes since 2005
- NSW licence 487713C (Carpenter), check it on the NSW register
- $20m public liability
- Made and installed by H&R


Kitchen project
Project overview
Profiled white cabinetry, glass-front overheads and deep cornices establish the traditional character of this open-plan kitchen. A farmhouse sink sits beneath the dark-framed window, with a pale stone-look island providing preparation space and breakfast seating.
Project locationFive Dock
Services in this projectKitchen RenovationsCustom KitchensKitchen Cabinetry
Cost guideWhat a kitchen renovation costs
In this kitchen
- Profiled cabinetry and glass-front overhead cupboards
- Farmhouse sink beneath the window
- Pale stone-look island with breakfast seating
- Tall pantry storage beside the freestanding cooker
- What a kitchen like this costs
- $25,000 to $100,000+H&R's own ranges for typical kitchen renovations. Your written quote sets the price for yours.
- Who made it
- H&R KitchensMade in H&R's Guildford workshop and installed by H&R, as every job is.
- The next step
- A free measureThe owner replies to every enquiry personally, then we measure at your home and send a written quote.
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