As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, worshipping eco-friendly environment,
owner of this quirky house asked designer Jonothan Grose for a sustainable sources throughout the
process of the construction.
As reported, the designer reduced the carbon outline of the
previous design and feasibly opted for the local materials as well as a
selection of standard 600mm modules to cut down wasteful junks and minimalize
the budget as well.
"The house itself has a steel and concrete framework,
with very little wood used in the structure," the designer said.
"This gives the interior an art gallery quality – the owners had seen a
gallery built on similar lines."
"We wanted a grain that would stand out," the
designer said. "The dark patches in the timber were the areas of dead wood
in the original tree."
"There is also a place for everything, so clutter can
be kept hidden away."
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