Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, one way to harmonize a modern practicality with
traditional charm is to follow the footprint of the house’s architecture as the
presented kitchen does.
"Ornate crown mouldings, chair rails, and fluted
columns are in keeping with the classic style. In the public rooms, these elements
are painted white to accentuate the effect." said architect Chuck
Peterson.
"I used the same high level of detailing in the
open-plan kitchen, family and dining area, but here all the surfaces are in
exposed wood, downplaying the old-world styling."
"After initial distressing, the cabinetry was glazed –
with a darker stain hand-worked into all the nooks, crannies and door hinges,
then wiped away again. Residual traces of the darker solution remain, creating
the impression of well-used doors, drawers and surfaces."
"On the largest piece, which houses the integrated
refrigeration and a pull-out pantry, I introduced glass-fronted display niches
at the top to give it a lighter appearance."
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