"Coming from a French Provincial-style home, she had
first asked for a traditional design, as this was what she felt comfortable
with," said designer Talla Skogmo of the presented kitchen’s overhaul
project. "Instead, I suggested a refined, but contemporary kitchen, more
appropriate to her new, busy city lifestyle. At the same time, I felt we should
stay with the good bones of the original kitchen layout and keep the honed
natural stone flooring."
"This and the classic beveled subway tile backsplash
close the gap between modern and traditional, acknowledging the original
request," says Skogmo, as provided by notable furniture in
Cambodia construction
materials.
"I designed a walnut display unit to stand in this
space. This is matched by a fireplace surround in the same species and scale on
the other side of the room. These pieces draw the large volume together."
"Venetian plaster wall finishes
and the LED canoe chandelier are other touches of refinement. The owner fell in
love with this balanced, modern space. It is the ideal vantage point from which
to enjoy views of the city skyscrapers," Skogmo added.
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