Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, owner of the featured kitchen commissioned
architect Rick
Burleson to renovate a space that is sustainable and rustic.
Burleson’s response was the use of the recycled barn wood
found throughout the house’s walls. Other key features that contribute to the
environmental friendliness are untreated alder cabinetry, and stained concrete.
"Where possible, we have
incorporated local materials in the kitchen," says the architect.
"Another part of sustainability is the efficient use of space," he said. "So we have designed the kitchen in an alcove at one end of the great room, with an island separating the two areas. This means that if an extra countertop is needed in the kitchen, someone can work on the other side of the island, and effectively borrow space from the great room."
"Another part of sustainability is the efficient use of space," he said. "So we have designed the kitchen in an alcove at one end of the great room, with an island separating the two areas. This means that if an extra countertop is needed in the kitchen, someone can work on the other side of the island, and effectively borrow space from the great room."
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