"The second kitchen needed to mirror the main one in
the upstairs area of the house, but I wanted the aesthetic to maintain the
vacation-home feel of this section of the property," said Architect
Charles Stinson of the pictured kitchen’s redesigned concept, as
successful furniture shop in Cambodia construction materials
informed.
"We wanted to create a feeling of continuity, while
establishing that the architecture in this wing is a different manifestation of
the existing design. We were aiming to achieve a shared language of
composition," he stated.
"The guest house is very private, with no exposure to
traffic and extensive views of the pine forest and the lake beyond. The kitchen
design is refined and understated, and does not compete with the natural
environment," added Stinson.
The key feature of the kitchen is the island which maximize
the full outdoor view. The dark-stained oak finish of the appliances’ surround
and white cabinets are a reminder of the main kitchen’s design.
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