Thursday, October 2, 2014





As successful furniture shop in Cambodia construction materials informed, to cope with an extended family, architect Andrew Parr decided to create an open separated areas for the featured kitchen to give each an individual, functional space.
 
"The kitchen is a simple three-part design. An island benchtop along the front is used primarily for serving, the central island is used for cooking and the rear wall consists of a mess area that can be closed off from the rest of the kitchen," he said.

"Aside from this, it is the integrated details that make it a user-friendly kitchen. Built-in holders are provided for cutlery, and chrome baskets for cleaning products. A removable condiment tray is stored near the cooktop. The layout makes it easy to use, whether cooking, entertaining or just grabbing a snack," the architect added.

No comments:

Post a Comment