As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, owner of the featured kitchen
commissioned designer Jo
Gleeson to renovate an idyllic and applied open space with a study section.
"This small scullery is a practical space in and of
itself, but it too has a purpose related to demarcation. We wanted to include a
space in the living area that would be for study, somewhere where the children
could do their homework and surf the internet, but one that would not impact on
the overall area.
"So behind the scullery, and bordered by the rear wall
of the kitchen, is a semi-enclosed study area. You can keep an eye on the
children while you're preparing dinner, yet they can enjoy a level of privacy
at the same time – and their clutter is contained in one space."
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