"For the young family of four, this meant creating a
simple, relaxing and functional kitchen environment that paid respect to their
Japanese heritage and also echoed their love of contemporary Japanese
design," designer Darren James stated about the pictured kitchen designed
concept.
"An open galley-style design ensures the interior is
not overloaded. Recessed toekicks and an 80mm cantilevered stone benchtop on
the island allow the cabinetry elements to breathe visually – the space
surrounding these objects is just as important as the cabinets
themselves."
"These workstation benchtops are highly practical, and
being thin, they have a calming aesthetic. This is enhanced by flush doors and
drawers, and recessed handles on the lacquered cabinets." Added the designer,
as
successful furniture shop in Cambodia construction materials
informed.
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