As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, this traditional style kitchen is part of
a 1920s bungalow and preserves the
footprint of the old-style house by designer Shannon Cline.
"It was outdated and worn, but it had potential. By
removing a wall between the kitchen and a dining area, we were able to open it
up to the light and sun in the south, and provide French doors to a patio that
overlooks the garden."
"We also selected smaller appliances that use less
energy, including a 30in refrigerator and a narrow 18in dishwasher. And the new
sink is in the same position as the original one, so we didn't need to redo the
plumbing. The decorative moulding beside the breakfast nook was added in the
1950s and retained as part of the story of the house."
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