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trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials,
a combination of material and tone selection can become the predominant factor in
creating an integrated space that absorb and emphasize the entire area as the
featured kitchen illustrates.
"The new kitchen is set almost out of sight between the
concrete pillar supports. A large island at the front connects to and helps
organize the greater space," said architect Dan Vercruysse. "Above
the island is a floating ceiling panel in hand-waxed Venetian plaster. Besides
concealing some services, this ceiling leads the eye across the space, out to
views of the Mississippi River. This element simplifies the interior, a space
that in reality has several nooks and corners."
"The kitchen, like the entire
apartment, creates a play of quiet tones and textures," added designer
Jodi Gillespie. "The back-painted glass island countertop takes its color from
the off-white hand-worked plaster of the ceiling overhead. Both offer a sense
of material depth that contribute to the emphasis on form and line."
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