"The clients – Jan and Peter Jeffery – wanted to create
a visually seamless space; no obvious appliances and a design that minimized
the noticeable elements of the kitchen." said designer Joanne Godding,
as delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials.
In order to attain the
desired concept, Godding chose a large backsplash in reflective glass to
rebound the water views.
The upper cabinets gives the room a distinctive touch and
identity. "We didn't want to create any negative detail effect at the
upper cabinetry level, so I designed these to be glass fronted. A patinaed
pewter wall covering was placed behind these to reference the colors found in
the floor tiles."
"The success of this project can be found in its
balance," added Godding. "The material palette and color scheme work
across the board, and the two kitchen spaces work equally well in concert or
separately."
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