According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, despite the house’s majestic design,
the previous kitchen downgraded the aesthetic of the overall design. Hence,
owner of the featured kitchen asked Sandra Grummitt to right-tune the space with a traditional
style.
The designer started with the central and heart-of-space
island. "I designed the island to be like a prized piece of furniture,
with legs and a classic box-framed construction – but with modern functionality
behind the cupboard doors. It also leads the eye down the space, out to the
views.
"Another feature of the kitchen is the classic
mantelpiece – complete with original corbels supplied by the owners. They also
had the tiles for the splashback imported from England to achieve the exact
look required."
"The furniture-like appeal extends to the wall cabinets
as well," added Grummitt. "For example, the antiqued wooden piece
near the refrigerator was built to different specifications to further the gathered-over-time
sensibility."
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