According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, the featured kitchen was part of an
extension to the traditional house. While a respect to the house era was
needed, a modern sensibility was also essential. Hence, the contrasting of this
two elements in the renovation.
"The extension brings several advantages for the
owners, including a 6ft-by-12ft skylight that floods daylight into the
previously dark interiors," said Lawlor. "The addition also playfully
contrasts the existing and new – with the home's original exterior brick facade
now re-invented as an interior wall on the new room."
"While we made a point of understating the long wall of
utilitarian elements, part of the allure of the kitchen is its obvious play off
the existing interiors," added Lawlor. "Touches such as modern
minimalist cabinetry handles and a milk-glass textured backsplash add to the
contrasting aesthetic without detracting from the furniture-like
aesthetic."
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