"The owners wanted to keep the existing character and
they agreed that the sea view was so spectacular, nothing inside should detract
from it. The room needed to blend in with the environment – it had to be a tranquil,
peaceful place for the owners and extended family and friends – a place where
they could recharge their batteries." Said designer Natalie Du Bois of the
featured kitchen concept.
Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, the designer start with veneering walls, cabinets
in white and fluted aspect respectively to provide a warm and relaxing ambience.
"The benchtops are also
textured," said the designer. "They feature a very natural rippled
quartz stone, which is almost like soapstone to touch, but it has a distinctive
textural element."
For functionality, ample storage facilities and food preparation aspects are painstakingly drawn out. "We also provided a larger-than-normal refrigerator and oven, to make it easy to cater to a crowd. Cabinet doors above the oven slide open to reveal more storage and another bench area for small appliances. However, an electric jug is not one of them, as we have provided a hot water tap for instant boiling water."
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