As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, with some strings of the original
footprint of the previous design, designer Sue Gillbanks decided to create a kitchen that has both old
and new elements.
"The original pantry and leadlight window have a
traditional feel, and as the owners also wanted a retro Smeg refrigerator and
an Aga range, we chose a semi-traditional aesthetic for the space,"
Airy ambience is also on owner’s wish list as well. "Addressing
the issue of light, I removed the wall between the kitchen and living room, and
had the dark wood beams taken out and the ceiling painted. Timber floors now
run through to the conservatory on the left of the kitchen, creating an open,
light-filled space."
"Colours are soft and delicate,
and the beauty lies in the subtlety of the detailing," added the designer.
"Old and new are tied together."
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