This for me was the thing i enjoyed most to model,as i was bringing my idea to actual form.
The sink
cupboards and shelf have been modelled using my photos as
reference but i have tweaked it a little. The image below you can see that i have created a set of empty sink draws

Adding a bit more detail to the empty draws i then created the draw itself to slide in the position, i did combine the two as i wasted the draw to open and close during animation so combining it would not work.

Also for the bottom half of the draw i have added a door which can also function by opening and closing. If you look
closely you can see i have added a nob handle on both draw and door, this was created using polygon sphere and just scaled down to postion.
Image below shows the complete version of the sink draws, the easier way creating them was to
modell one and just duplicate them three times and then
allign them together. I have combined all for draws together but not the doors as they need to be animated.

This image below is a shot taken to show you the ways the door will function, notice
hw inside the cupboard itself you can see i have created little shelved to make it more
realsitic and also to place kitchen equipment on.


The next part was to create the top shelving that will go across the top of the kitchen wall. Similar to the sink cupboards i created a set of draws different sizes to place along the wall. Just like the air filter i have at home i have created a similar one to this scene which is located under the middle draw, shown in image below.

This is the completed version of my top kitchen draws, and will be placed along the right hand side of the wall. I also want these doors to act out in the animation so i have not combined the door draws to the draws itself.

Here is the final version with the doors opened, the trouble i first has when opening the door was that when select the rotate button and move the door it goes all over the place. What i found out i had to do was to centre pivot point and snap the move tool to the coner of the door, this will allow the door to open and close perfectly