"We wanted the space to form part of the living
areas," owners of the featured kitchen stated about their desired concept.
"The aim was to achieve an artistic ambience – with fittings that look
more like understated furniture as opposed to workstations."
"Color was another very important consideration,
too," owner added. "The cabinet surfaces are custom matched to the
stonework found right through the interiors."
To do so, architect John Blair opted a unicolor of black
lacquered textures for cabinet and storage facilities. The countered motif of
the functional spaces is seen with a coffee-brown polished veneer that
coincides with the stained floor tiles in the lighter version of the color.
According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, Blair also decided to allow ample of natural light in the
space by having a huge door that overlook the rustic greenery of the
surrounding area.
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