As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, visual consistency plays an important
role when a kitchen is designed to become an addition to the adjacent living
environment as the pictured kitchen portrays by architects Stuart Cohen and Julie Hacker.
The duo duplicate the
traditional millwork found throughout the house. "We also replicated the crown moulding, base boards and
the casing around the doors," said Hacker. "But we invented the rest
of the vocabulary of the woodwork. The island and sink cabinet, for example,
feature a classical column design, which is a homage to renowned English
architect Sir Edwin Lutyens."
Other key features include retro pieces that enhance the
traditional theme of the design such as a custom steel hood and cabinet
brackets in antiqued patina. A walk-in pantry and a large butler's pantry were
also added.
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