As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, though an open-plan layout, the featured
kitchen was defined with only two walls which limited the design space. Hence,
a compact solution from designer David Bravo.
"To overcome this, I designed cabinetry that went right
up to the ceiling. And in the center of the kitchen, to gain as much countertop
space as possible, I made the island extra large, and placed cupboards and
drawers on both sides. Wherever possible, appliances such as the microwave and
steam oven are located below it," he said.
A classical theme was briefed from owner. To bring this out,
Bravo chose distressed teak wood cabinetry featuring European-style molded and
beaded door and drawer fronts. Antique detailing include acanthus leaves,
flutes, scrolls, medallions and corbels which enhance the old-world look.
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