As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, designed by architect Adam Grundmann, the featured kitchen
blurs the boundary between the indoor and outdoor with artistic and
contemporary design.
The pivotal aspect in creating this
effect is the upscale picture wall that extends from the kitchen to the outdoor
courtyard which create a visual perspective of a horizon with an indefinite
boundary. "The graphic connects the spaces at a glance, and makes the
courtyard look bigger in its own right – as it is difficult to gauge where the
landscaping ends and the photo wall takes over."
"The backsplash is a
double-glazed window, with a backdrop of bamboo in the garden outside,"
added Grundmann. "I designed the island to look as if it had been drawn
out from the cooktop wall niche. Wenge on both the alcove cabinets and the
island draws the two together visually and adds warmth to the space."
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