Adelaide Kitchen Renovations – Design Trends to Consider in 2025

Adelaide Kitchen Renovations – Design Trends to Consider in 2025

Thinking about renovating your kitchen in 2025? You’re in good company. Adelaide homeowners are embracing bold, functional and design-forward kitchens, with more choices than ever before. From benchtop thickness to cabinetry finishes, sink styles and appliance integration, every detail matters. That’s why working with a renovation builder like Croudace Constructs – with in-house interior design – makes all the difference. We help you cut through the noise, avoid costly mistakes and create a kitchen that’s both stunning and clever. Let’s dive into some of the design decisions to consider for your kitchen.

Benchtop Thickness: Slim, Classic or Luxe?

Your benchtop is the centrepiece of your kitchen. But it’s not just about looks – it’s about material, thickness and how it fits your lifestyle. When it comes to different benchtop materials, see our previous blog ‘2025 Guide to Kitchen Benchtops’ for the top contenders in Australia. As for benchtop thickness, here’s what’s trending in 2025:

12mm: Ultra-modern, sleek and perfect for minimalist or commercial-style kitchens.

20mm: A timeless choice that balances style and practicality.

40mm mitred: Bold and luxurious, often used on island benches for a statement look without the weight of full-thickness stone.

Our designer helps you choose the right thickness based on your aesthetic, cooking habits and budget.

Image: Cosentino

Drawers vs Doors: The Storage Debate

Drawers: Better organisation, easier access.

Doors: Cost-effective and ideal for storing bulkier items.

We often recommend a hybrid approach – drawers for everyday items, doors for larger storage.

Smart Accessories: Maximise Function and Flow

Blum Space Twin drawers: create double-layered storage in a single cabinet, ideal next to your cooktop to store spices, oils, chopping boards etc.

Luxul Tambour roller doors: provide stylish, space-saving access to appliances or pantry areas, perfect for keeping things out of sight while maintaining a clean, contemporary look.

Blum Revego pocket door systems: allow cupboard doors to glide smoothly into recesses, freeing up circulation space and giving your kitchen a sleek, seamless feel.

These innovative accessories not only enhance functionality but also elevate the overall design of your kitchen.

Image: Blum

Sink Styles: Sleek vs Practical

Undermount sinks: Seamless, stylish and easy to clean – perfect for stone or solid surface benchtops.

Topmount with drainer: Budget-friendly, protects benchtop edges and suits laminate surfaces.

Dishwashers: Integrated or not?

Integrated: Disappears behind cabinetry for a clean, cohesive look.

Semi-integrated: Control panel visible but still streamlined.

Freestanding: Flexible, easy to replace and great for budget-conscious renovations.

Oven Placement: Ergonomic vs Minimalist

Wall ovens: Easier on your back and ideal for serious cooks.

Under bench ovens: Space-saving and perfect for sleek, modern kitchens.

Image: Cosentino

Microwave Nooks: Under or Upper

Under bench: Keeps sightlines clean and suits open-plan layouts.

Upper cabinets: Convenient access and integrates well with wall ovens.

Why Choose Croudace Constructs?

Here’s why Adelaide homeowners trust us with their kitchen transformations:

In-House Interior Designer: Expert guidance from start to finish.

Local Knowledge: We understand Adelaide homes, council regulations and design preferences.

Custom Designs: No cookie-cutter kitchens – just tailored solutions.

End-to-End Service: From concept to completion, we manage everything.

Ready to Renovate?

Click here to contact Croudace Constructs for a free consultation and discover how we combine style, function and expert craftsmanship to deliver kitchens Adelaide homeowners love.

 

See our other blogs on home renovation:

From Concept to Completion: Stress-Free Home Renovation in Adelaide

In-House Design: A Smarter Way to Renovate

From Clutter to Clever: Tranform Your Garage

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