Linking strings by Lloyd Richardson

According to reliable furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction materials information, designed by Lloyd Richardson, the featured kitchen has a well-established connection with the rest of the living area in a seamless design.

"Set next to the dining area, the island provides both connection and a degree of separation from guests when the chef is in full cooking mode," he said. "Another example is the positioning of the television. This can swivel to be viewed from the kitchen. Alternatively, someone sitting in the sofa opposite can keep one eye on the screen and the other on the dinner preparation."

"Countertop-to-ceiling tilework was another strategic material choice – chosen in place of the popular, minimalist glass splashback often found in modern kitchens."

"Color was another connector between the kitchen and the rest of the home," added Richardson. "Red ran through much of the house already, so the deep red cabinetry tones were in keeping with this. The existing wood floor was retained, blemishes and all, and the rich lacquer hues also complement these natural tones."