"Along with the new aesthetics, she wanted the cooking
area to be separate from the rest of the kitchen." designer Elina
Katsioula-Beall said about the owner’s demand in creating the featured kitchen,
according
to reliable furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction materials
information.
The designer’s response
then was a four separated areas - a prep and clean-up area, cooking zone, refrigerator center
and a banquette eating area.
"The cooking center features a
highly decorative backsplash reminiscent of the shoreline," said the
designer. "The wall is lined with wet-look pebbles that sit behind a
textured, tempered glass panel that imitates rippled water. Corrugated glass
doors on the adjacent cabinets also mimic ripples. The effect is also
reinforced by custom corrugated glass tiles on the sink backsplash."
"At night, the table and the wall are mirrored in the large window – the owner says it is like dining in an aquarium," added Katsioula-Beall.
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