According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, designed by Sandra Bank, the featured
kitchen takes cue from its previous traditional design of impressive appliances
and style to establish a more modern-edge within this footprint.
"Perimeter cabinetry on the internal walls have an
approachable, human scale – but to create a dramatic presence for the
glass-front display cabinet and to draw the eye to the windows, I designed this
piece to reach up to the ceiling,"
"To connect the two heights visually, I used the
bulkhead that conceals the ventilation ducting as a linking device," stated
Banks. "This starts where the lower cabinets end and rises to the height
of the glazed cabinet and ceiling – and draws everything together."
"The island, like the display cabinet, helps reduce the
scale of the room. It offers a wealth of storage, provides an anchor for the
tight work triangles and is finished in a lustrous totara benchtop."
"This wood was recycled from another part of the
project and refinished to create a feature surface – continuing its role in the
home's already long history."
"We chose antique white surfaces to maximise light play
through the now open-plan rooms,"
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