Monday, November 24, 2014

Autumn fever





"It can be difficult to make a loft-style space seem warm and inviting, but using natural materials and colors helps," said designer Andrew Flesher of the ideal concept to renovate the above kitchen, as delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials. "For this project, we chose an autumnal palette that references the water and the color of the trees in fall."

"We chose to give the entry passageway a gallery feel, with artworks lining the walls on one side. On the other side, we placed one of three large objects made from solid rift-sawn white oak, which define the spaces in the apartment. Another large box aligns the opposite side of the kitchen, and a third is situated near the spiral stair that leads to the terrace on the green roof."

"We wanted to keep the look as simple and pure as possible, so the oak is laid horizontally and the doors are flush," added architect Lars Peterssen. "In key areas, we have incorporated niches that look as though they have been carved out of the boxes. These include an upholstered seating nook, shelving units and buffet. The interior wall of each niche is wallpapered, rather than painted, to add an element of surprise."

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