Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, designed by Lisa James, the featured kitchen briefly appears to have a
soft and neutral tone in the design, however, the underlying fact of the design
is its pivotal role for the busy family of owner.
"The layout maximizes storage space while providing
plenty of bench space," James said. "I designed the island to be a
multipurpose layout space for food and drinks preparation, and to function as a
buffet area and family homework table.
"The stone benchtop extends to the floor at both ends,
enhancing the block-like shape of the island – only the seating space is
recessed. The island becomes a piece of furniture separating the kitchen and
dining space."
"The stainless steel cylindrical rangehoods above the
cooktops provide a sculptural element within the space. They avoid the need for
overhead cupboards to house the ventilation, and maximize the light and view
from the clerestory window,"
"Although the color palette is light, this is quite a
masculine kitchen, and the curved lines of the cylindrical hoods soften this
look and provide an element of fun."
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