Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, transitional reconfiguration with a subtle grace
was what spawned the above kitchen’s appearance by designer Willis Watts.
"I wanted to express some of the character of the
house, a 1940s bungalow, in the design for the kitchen, as well as referencing
a wider historical context, and then overlay that with a modern
functionality."
"Another element I feel works really well within the
space is the island. I pushed the rear wall of the kitchen back by about two to
three feet to accommodate the wider island, and I'm pleased with the stronger
visual presence this has created."
"Pieces such as the casual dining table, which is a
repurposed trolley, help to add authenticity to the design. Their provenance
nicely ties in the local angle, as well as the sense of history, and
contributes to the modern-classic feel that I set out to achieve with this
project."
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