"It
was also important to have an open area where I could work and chat to family
and friends, and an uncluttered space, with everything tucked away," –
this is the request from owner on top of making the kitchen a more open and
interactive space that keeps the house period.
As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, designer Joanne Godding decided to reposition the kitchen and chose
impartial tone to keep track of the existing style of the house. "I wanted
to keep things simple and neutral and I felt that white was the only colour
that would suit the space – in fact, the whole house is white. So I chose white
and softened it with a hint of black,"
"We could have added internal
beading on the doors, but I didn't want the kitchen to look overly traditional,
or twee, so I've kept this detailing simple and masculine," she added.
"Cutting-edge modernism wouldn't have worked either – after all, this is a
family home."
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