A monolithic aesthetic

"Our aim with this project was to create a monolithic aesthetic. The kitchen needed to look contemporary but still entirely plugged into the rest of the house," architect Stuart Cohen stated about the overhauled concept of the presented kitchen, as successful furniture shop in Cambodia construction materials informed.

"We gained inspiration for the color schemes in the adjoining spaces from the natural surroundings of the house. It was important to maintain a warm and inviting space for the family," designer David Grout said. "Oak cabinets and upholstery fabrics are continued through the informal dining and living areas to achieve consistency."

"The pieces in the owners' art collection are challenging and bold, so we used a Bocci clustered pendant chandelier and a selection of similarly dramatic elements in the informal living room to make connections with the art and tie the area in to the rest of the house," spoke Grout.

"We wanted the kitchen to be playful and fun. The architects' aspiration was that it remained quiet and ordered but also had fresh moments around the room that you wouldn't get tired of," the designer added.