According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, owner- architect Brad Lynch decided that the main living area of
his house ought to become a feature in the overall design rather than a
standalone piece. Hence, a subtle, less obvious attraction in the design.
"The millwork is continuous, but punctuated with
openings that allow people to move between the circulation areas and the spaces
beyond," said Lynch. "On the main living level, it forms a bookcase
at one end, and frames the kitchen cabinetry at the other end. On the other
levels it accommodates a variety of services, including a powder room, broom
closet and bedroom closets."
"Preserving the concept of the box was very
important," stated Lynch. "I didn't want to interrupt the sense of a
through-space, so everything is very simple and plain. To have introduced
additional materials would have been distracting."
"The large, custom-designed aluminum light fixture was
specified for a similar reason. I didn't want any downlights or fixtures that
would interrupt the ceiling and wall planes. This light, which is the same
length as the island, and the two windows provide the necessary ambient
lighting."
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