"The homeowner was interested in incorporating antique
pieces, and wanted a kitchen that would be unlike anything she'd seen before.
She enjoys Italian cooking, so she also needed a practical kitchen that she
could work in." said designer Celia Visser of the featured
kitchen’s overhauled concept, as successful furniture shop in Cambodia construction materials
informed.
The limelight feature
in the kitchen is a 200-year-old
Mongolian storage chest enclosed in decorative folk art which make other
designed pieces fall into places. It also serves as the kitchen’s island. A
raised, tempered glass is used as the countertop which is transparent.
Stainless steel appliance is integrated neatly into the
space while a separate walk-in pantry allow the mess to be kept from view.
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