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ROSENHAUS DESIGN GROUP
The Cure for the Common Kitchen Rosenhausdesign@aol.com
The Cure for the Common Kitchen Rosenhausdesign@aol.com
Japanese Ginko wood with Frank Lloyd Wright horizontal inspiration work well in the very Oriental, 7' low space. The 3-2-1 cabinet proportional arrangement
follows the Fibonacci sequence, similar to the digits of your finger.
The variety of solid, mullion and glass doors and open shelves enlivens the richness of the dark cabinets and black slate counter, splash and floor.
There is a wonderful mix of recently exposed brick, Vermont slate, 50 million years old fossil stone at the pass thru. Shallow depth cabinets at the window allow
access, yet is ample work space. Double sided translucent glass doors above the pass thru bring the dining room and the kitchen together.
Notice that the sliding louvred doors on the angled cabinet accentuate the horizontal shelves and overhanging eaves above.
follows the Fibonacci sequence, similar to the digits of your finger.
The variety of solid, mullion and glass doors and open shelves enlivens the richness of the dark cabinets and black slate counter, splash and floor.
There is a wonderful mix of recently exposed brick, Vermont slate, 50 million years old fossil stone at the pass thru. Shallow depth cabinets at the window allow
access, yet is ample work space. Double sided translucent glass doors above the pass thru bring the dining room and the kitchen together.
Notice that the sliding louvred doors on the angled cabinet accentuate the horizontal shelves and overhanging eaves above.
JAPANESE
