CASA - Latte and Hunter Green
Contemporary Two-Tone Kitchen in Co. Galway – Latte and Hunter Green
This contemporary two-tone kitchen in Co. Galway feels calm, balanced, and deeply considered in its design. Softer Latte cabinetry contrasts with deeper Hunter Green tones, while seamless quartz surfaces and clean architectural lines create a space that feels both refined and effortless to live in.
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Kitchen Details:
Collection: Casa (Grained)
Colour: Latte & Hunter Green
Worktop: Quartz in Muse
Designer: John Dooley
Showroom: Galway
Kitchen Highlights
Two-Tone Contemporary Palette
Latte upper cabinetry paired with deeper Hunter Green base units creates a balanced two-tone contrast throughout the kitchen. Black knurled handles and Bardolino Oak accents introduce warmth and definition while reinforcing the contemporary aesthetic.

Architectural Lighting and Clean Lines
Integrated underlighting beneath the cabinetry introduces warmth and atmosphere while enhancing the clean architectural lines of the design. Seamless quartz surfaces and recessed detailing further reinforce the calm, minimalist feel of the space.
Integrated Appliance Zoning
The ovens, integrated fridge, and freezer have been grouped together to create a dedicated functional zone within the kitchen layout. This considered approach improves flow while maintaining uninterrupted cabinetry lines throughout the space.

Concealed Breakfast Preparation Area
A bi-fold countertop breakfast station keeps smaller appliances and preparation areas neatly concealed when not in use. Hidden cutlery storage and dedicated cup organisation ensure the space remains functional, organised, and visually uncluttered.

Quality Assured
“We wanted a kitchen that felt contemporary but still warm and inviting to live in every day, and that’s exactly what John and the team created for us. The two-tone design, hidden storage, and clean lines make the space feel so calm and organised, while still being incredibly practical for everyday life, we absolutely love it.” Julie, Co. Galway
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, two-tone kitchens remain one of the most popular choices in contemporary kitchen design. Combining lighter and darker cabinetry tones helps create contrast, depth, and visual zoning within the space while maintaining a clean, cohesive look.
Side-by-side ovens create a more balanced and ergonomic layout within contemporary kitchen design, particularly when paired with integrated refrigeration. Grouping appliances together also improves kitchen zoning and helps create a cleaner overall layout.
Kitchen zoning involves organising the layout into dedicated areas for cooking, preparation, storage, and appliances. A well-zoned kitchen improves flow, reduces unnecessary movement, and makes the space easier and more enjoyable to use every day.
Continuing quartz through the full-height backsplash, upstand, and window sill creates a more seamless and cohesive finish within a contemporary kitchen. It also reduces visual breaks within the space while making surfaces easier to clean and maintain.
Yes, a contemporary kitchen can work exceptionally well without an island when the layout is carefully planned. In this kitchen, dedicated appliance zoning, integrated storage, and uninterrupted worktop runs create a space that feels open, functional, and easy to move through without relying on a central island.
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