As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, designed by Christine Julian, the above kitchen
achieved a transitional profile of a traditional and modern aesthetics in the
right proportion.
"We shortened and squared up the kitchen, ending it
with the new peninsula – providing a break between the working and living
spaces," said Julian. "A hall access door was closed off on the other
side of the kitchen, and on the resulting new wall space we introduced a
stainless steel refrigerator, flanked by cabinetry with zebrawood countertops.
Other stainless steel appliances further the modern aesthetic."
"To find a balance between the old and the new I chose
classic Prairie features – but with a twist," added Julian. "For
example, the pendant lamps look like Shaker pieces, except they are finished in
white frosted glass rather than art glass, and framed in nickel instead of
bronze. Similarly, the cabinet doors are Shaker style, but have wider, more
modern frames.
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