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Kitchen, London

Rhiannon Slatter

Projekt Pappelallee: 1-Zimmer-Apartment, Kurfürstendamm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf | Leistungen: komplette Möblierung und Ausstattung | Fotos: Sinje Schönpflug

Photographies: Stéphane Déroussent

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the kitchen The kitchen is on the threshold between the inside and outside, the most exciting part of the house. The folding doors and windows were carefully detailed to fold back and dissolve the barrier between inside and outside.

Walls were removed, internal windows added and an off the shelf kitchen was elevated through the use of vintage & handmade details. Hob aperture & internal window are lined in reclaimed science lab worktops, complete with mean graffiti. Handmade moroccan tiles are laid in an unexpected pattern. Vintage German cigar moulds clad the peninsular, which is finished with an aged brass kick plate.

AEP

'Ash Grey' Quantum Quartz benchtops and splashback. By Cahill Building Group.

The original layout on the ground floor of this beautiful semi detached property included a small well aged kitchen connected to the dinning area by a 70’s brick bar! Since the kitchen is 'the heart of every home' and 'everyone always ends up in the kitchen at a party' our brief was to create an open plan space respecting the buildings original internal features and highlighting the large sash windows that over look the garden. Jake Fitzjones Photography Ltd

The layout preserved an open flow between the main kitchen and a secondary “overflow” area. This space houses a wine cooler, coffee machine, additional preparation space, and the freezer. Keeping these elements outside the primary working triangle allowed the core kitchen functions to remain efficient, streamlined, and visually balanced. The walkthrough into this overflow area features low-level cabinets, with no part of the working triangle intruding, allowing the space to be used for ornaments and artwork, as the clients desired. This area is the first part of the kitchen visible when ascending the staircase and turning into the space, making the end wall a natural focal point.

Tim Doyle

Foto: Marco Favali Prodotti: Selezione Arredamenti s.r.l. Verona

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