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Open Plan Kitchen in Warehouse Conversion
Open Plan Kitchen in Warehouse Conversion
Brandler LondonBrandler London
This warehouse conversion uses joists, reclaimed from the original building and given new life as the bespoke kitchen doors and shelves. This open plan kitchen and living room with original floor boards, exposed brick, and reclaimed bespoke kitchen unites the activities of cooking, relaxing and living in this home. The kitchen optimises the Brandler London look of raw wood with the industrial aura of the home’s setting.
A Clean and Bright Seattle Galley Kitchen
A Clean and Bright Seattle Galley Kitchen
CliqStudiosCliqStudios
"We wanted it to be as open and bright as possible," said Spencer. "No upper cabinets, a lot of windows, bright tile, and also making it look a bit older, because it is a Craftsman house. We lived in the house and planned for a long time – to make sure that it was a smart choice to move the refrigerator, or add windows, or open up the walls." Learn more: https://www.cliqstudios.com/gallery/clean-bright-galley-kitchen/
WHH | Wohnung Wilhelmshavener
WHH | Wohnung Wilhelmshavener
dreigegeneinendreigegeneinen
Küchenzeile in Beton mit Eichenfronten und schlichten weißen Fliesen
Concrete Countertops
Concrete Countertops
Concrete Countertop SolutionsConcrete Countertop Solutions
Concrete countertop built by Candace Davis using Z Counterform Products
West End Avenue Apartment, New York, NY
West End Avenue Apartment, New York, NY
Billinkoff Architecture PLLCBillinkoff Architecture PLLC
Like many of our residential projects this apartment is the combination of two units in a prewar building on Manhattan’s Upper Westside. What distinguishes it was the need to combine two functions: space for a young family and space for a busy psychotherapy practice. Our goal was to create two discreet and functional areas while patients were being seen during the day and one seamless apartment after hours.
Floating On Air
Floating On Air
Richard Landon DesignRichard Landon Design
The home itself sits on a central core and cantilevers off its ridge perch on both sides. Not only does the entire ell-shaped peninsula echo this, floating 8" off the floor, so also does the casual eating area against the far wall. Twin I-beams cantilever out of the wall which hides vertical members that run floor-to-ceiling. The I-beams that support the peninsula continue down the wall 12'. Hand-cast glass counters are used to anchor each end of the kitchen. The floors are the original terazzo. I ran the caramelized bamboo horizontally in the cabinet doors, remembering the roll-up bamboo blinds of the 50s. The door's rails and stiles are African ribbon mahogany. Roger Turk, Northlight Photography

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