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ROSENHAUS DESIGN GROUP
| The cherry pantry and oak column establishes the ceiling height leaving air-rights for the curved cabinet. Note the bar handles diagonal line leading to the focal point. The wrought iron cat walk unites the spacious room. From a hindrance to a feature - curved tile wall has a shower on the opposite side. The cook tops were placed in-line, not four square to fit on the shallower counter. The cabinets emphasize the room dynamics - solid to glass, then open shelves supported by the poles cutting through the granite. Four 'eyes' are located on the doors as eyes are on a beautiful face. (Cover two doors with your finger to understand.) Bi-fold doors provide easier access above the corner sink. A clothes washer is behind doors next to the refrigerator. "Thank you so much...looks like something out of a magazine. It allows us to cook intimate dinners or host large buffets. Our experience was equally easy and successful - you displayed heroic patience answering all our questions. Moreover, your unique vision transformed the constraints of a sad room into this magnificent space." C.Y., D.S. |
MODERN WOOD
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