Chic, clutter-free, and understated by David Hoffman

"The new owner wanted a very clean, simple interior." said Architect David Hoffman of the featured kitchen’s revamped concept, as delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials.

"We have taken the idea of integration seriously," Hoffman stated. "By extending the kitchen millwork through to the living room and in the bathrooms, we have engaged the entire apartment. The millwork appears to grow and fold around corners, so that the whole space is unified."

"This Calacatta quartzite granite is distinguished by its strong marbling," Hoffman added. "At first, I felt it might be too busy for the space, but the interior needs it. The sleek simplicity of the furniture is countered by the sense of movement provided by the pattern in the granite."

Minimalist is ensured with plenty of cabinets conceal small appliances and supplies with their sleek, and flush surfaces, and big appliances being incorporated into the rear wall.