The Axolotl team have worked with many talented architects and interior designers over the years creating arguably some of the most original and creative kitchens seen to date. Utilising our wide range of customisable and durable surfaces, which includes semi-precious metals, concrete, and stone, there is no limit to how you can incorporate your desired Axolotl surface into your kitchen.

We have loved seeing kitchen designs become bolder and designers unafraid to incorporate strong metallics, patterns and stone in unconventional ways, through joinery, splash-backs and even appliances. Here we showcase how some of Australia’s most talented have embraced Axolotl surfaces in kitchen design.

Surface: Bronze Smooth Florentine Linish
Design: Alwill Interiors
Joinery: Sydney Joinery
Photography: Prue Ruscoe

Surface: Concrete Slate Pseudo Smooth
Design: Handelsmann Khaw
Joinery: Joinery by Ken
Photography: Felix Forest

Surface: Bronze Lunar Florentine
Design: Stylus Studio

Surface: Mesoa Stone Surface
Joinery: Everlong Joinery
Photography: Mckean Photo

Surface: Treasury Bronze Pseudo Smooth Brown Florentine
Design: Sarah Jayne Studios
Joinery: ACA Joinery
Photography: Simon Whitebread

Surface: Anthra Zinc Pseudo Smooth
Design: Lawless and Meyerson
Joinery: Interior Woodworks
Photography: Justin Alexander

Surface: Brass and Graphite Cayman
Design: Brendan Wong
Joinery: Melmac Interior Joinery
Photography: Maree Homer

Surface: Copper Lunar Pearl Patina
Design and Joinery: Dan Kitchens