Section No. 116

This kitchen serves as a focal point in the house. It’s located in the middle of the living room and dining area – the grand room of the house. The kitchen is composed of 3 pieces. Center of attention is the free-standing kitchen island with its open storage for the family’s pottery and cookbooks, displayed beautifully with the clear blue backdrop. A tall cabinet wall ending in a single bench placed along the back wall to let in as much light as possible. The third piece of furniture is placed between the window and a glass terrace door. All steel tabletops with flush mounted sink and cooktop makes for a durable working surface, the cool steel complementing the wooden fronts of the cabinets.

The Clear Blue colour brings so much joy - all our guests always comment on it and smile. We love our blue kitchen.

 

 

Vibeke

Architect’s tip

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Open storage is a very lovely way of displaying your tableware, cookware and personal style. And it’s very practical to always have your items right at hand when cooking. But open storage can require some maintenance to keep from looking too cluttered and untidy (especially with small children in the house). It’s a matter of personal preference, but in my opinion a little clutter here and there should just be embraced. The kitchen is first and foremost a workspace, and you will clutter and declutter this space constantly, that’s just how kitchens work. There is no right or wrong, just consider what kind of space you want, and how you would like to manage it.