As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, architect Gregory Thomas was commissioned to create a space
that incorporate the retro footprint of the previous design to and the modern
lifestyle that owners seek for the pictured kitchen.
"The owners already had
'30s-style dining chairs, which helped to determine the look," he stated.
"This was conceived as a pre-World War II design from the late '30s, with
modern updates. For example, we chose flush-inset, face-frame cabinets with
flat-panel doors that reinforce the historic connection. The hardware on the
lower cabinets is also evocative of the era."
"The off-white subway tiles and Carrara marble counters contribute to the austere, yet clean period look," said Thomas.
Other contributions to the bygone period includes the
original brick chimney, cotta floor tiles, Mounted sconces and an acorn
pendant, and pendant school-house fixtures.
Contemporary protrudes and collaborates well to the space
with the use of modern appliances and user-friendly tone of blue band on the
wall.
No comments:
Post a Comment