
T-Shape Kitchens
Sutherland Shire
Create a social, hard-working kitchen with a T-shaped layout that adds prep space, storage and relaxed seating in one elegant move. As an authorised Oppolia partner, Eco Squared delivers European styled, low-emission custom cabinetry and a seamless, locally managed installation, from first sketch to final handover.
Why choose an
T-shaped kitchen
A T-shape uses a perpendicular benchtop (often an island extended with a cross-piece or a peninsula) to carve out clear prep, cooking and dining zones without closing the room. You gain continuous surface, extra storage and comfortable seating, ideal for busy households and entertainers.
You’ll love it for:
Extra benchtop area and better traffic flow
Bar-style seating that encourages everyday use
Deep drawers, recycling pull-outs and concealed power in the “stem”
A focal point for statement materials (stone waterfall, timber slats, curves)
European styled cabinetry. Health‑first materials, only from eco2 + Oppolia
We are an authorised Oppolia Home dealer. Cabinetry is engineered to strict low‑emission standards for healthier indoor air, without compromising durability or finish.
Ask us about formaldehyde‑free high‑density board options.

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Styles & layouts
T-shaped island with dining wing
Central island plus a cross-top for four-seat dining.T-shape peninsula
Attached return forming the cross-piece when a freestanding island won’t fit.Compact T for smaller rooms
Slim cross-top, drawer-led storage, and integrated power to keep surfaces clear.Entertainer’s T
Double-thickness stone, feature legs, and pendant clusters for mood + task lighting.
Finishes & materials
Choose durable matte or satin lacquers, anti-fingerprint options, warm timber/woodgrain doors and engineered stone benchtops (including dramatic veined slabs for waterfall ends). Oppolia’s catalogue and project pages show multiple T-shape examples in thermofoil, lacquer, melamine and solid wood looks.
Storage & functionality
A T-shape shines when internals do the heavy lifting:
Wide drawers for pots/platters; concealed bin/recycling pull-outs
Appliance tower (oven/micro/coffee) to free bench space
Seating overhang (250–300 mm typical) with durable edging
Under-cabinet and pendant lighting for even illumination across the “T”
Design considerations
Keep the work triangle compact and direct foot traffic around, not through, the hot zone.
Allow 900–1,000 mm aisle on working sides for safe movement; more where seating faces prep.
Ventilation and power planning are critical when the cooktop or small appliances sit on the stem of the T.
Use durable edge profiles on seating sides to resist daily wear.
What you get with Eco Squared
Design consultation & documentation, tailored to your room
European cabinetry (Oppolia), premium hardware & benchtops
Local project management of all trades; tidy site practices
Precision installation & workmanship warranty

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How our Smart Quote works
‣ Film your space, a quick 360° video on your phone.
‣ Send via SMART QUOTE, Text or WhatsApp 0466 119 712.
‣ Receive your itemised quote, design, inclusions and timeline.
No home visit required for the initial estimate; free and no obligation.
Service area
We design, build and install island kitchens across the Sutherland Shire and approximately 20 km beyond.

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FAQs
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Not always. A slim cross-top or peninsula can deliver the zoning benefits of a T-shape in tighter rooms; we’ll confirm clearances in design.
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Two to four stools are common; we’ll size the overhang and legroom so meals and homework are comfortable day-to-day.
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If space allows, a freestanding T-island is flexible; otherwise, a peninsula attached to cabinetry offers similar function where an island won’t fit.
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Hardwearing engineered stone for prep, or timber to add warmth and tactility; Oppolia supports both, with matte/lacquer fronts around the perimeter.
What’s the first step?
Use SMART QUOTE, Text or WhatsApp 0466 119 712 with a short 360° video of your space. We’ll reply with an itemised, no-obligation quote.












































