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Atelier Chen Hung
The kitchen has a pale pink nougat-like terrazzo benchtop, paired with a blonde/pink Vic Ash timber joinery to make for an appetising space for cooking.
Photography by James Hung
The Look Co Home Staging & Design
This kitchen has different mix of cabinets. Mixing wood with white on uppers & lowers is very nice as this wood be way to stark against the back drop of the open living area. We added a few darker pieces to continue the color theme and anchoring the kitchen too.
Granite Transformations of Arizona
Counters: Trend's Vetro Moretti Recycled Glass
Backsplash: Trend's Excalibur Glass Mosaics
Babette Bischoff London
Bespoke timeless oak finished kitchen cabinetry to match existing limestone flooring. Breakfast counter lines with bronze finished panelling.
Atelier Chen Hung
The kitchen has a pale pink nougat-like terrazzo benchtop, paired with a blonde/pink Vic Ash timber joinery to make for an appetising space for cooking.
Photography by James Hung
Atelier Chen Hung
The lightness of the Vic Ash timber highlights view apertures, while the limestone floor marking adds a layer of tactility, complementing the polished concrete floor to subtly delineate space.
Photography by James Hung
Studio Jayga Architects
The new kitchen extension has been designed for a young family who wanted to have a space for modern day living and a stronger connection to their beautiful garden. Due to the existing levels on the site, the garden was nearly a metre below and accessed via a set of external narrow steps. We proposed the demolition of an existing outbuilding which obscured the view of the garden and reduced natural daylight. We designed a new rear extension built on the back of the house to create a split-level open plan space connected with internal steps. This enabled the new kitchen floor to be level with the outside garden. It now provides a direct physical and visual connection to the garden without any level changes.
Two arched doors have been designed to provide level access and frames the long views into the garden. An up-and-over glass box allows natural light to pour into the space and provides views into the garden and up into the sky. The base of the glass box is curved which also acts as a great window seat.
The external envelope of the extension has been cladded with timber which has been charred on-site, using the ancient Japanese technique of ‘shou-sugi-ban’.
nnu House is named in line with the geometric shapes of the doors and windows when looking onto the external facade. The ‘n’ represent the arched doors and the ‘u’ for the up-and-over glass box with a curved base.
Granite Transformations of Arizona
Counters: Trend's Vetro Moretti Recycled Glass
Backsplash: Trend's Excalibur Glass Mosaics
Granite Transformations of Arizona
Counters: Trend's Vetro Moretti Recycled Glass
Backsplash: Trend's Excalibur Glass Mosaics
19 Billeder af køkken med terrazzo bordplade og kalkstensgulv
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