Blackened oak kitchen
A kitchen designed for a couple in their 40s with three children. The kitchen is composed of two parallel strips and is characterized by a balance of symmetry and asymmetry, creating a unique and dynamic look.
The tall strip features a symmetrical niche with blackened oak fronts and includes a work surface, integrated refrigerators, storage, and a sink.
The asymmetrical island is clad in natural stone/concrete-look marble with an angled marble leg and features I-Cooking stovetops, resulting in a clean and minimalist appearance.
In addition, walnut wood accents were incorporated into the design to add warmth and contrast to the space.
Photography: Oded Smadar
Design: Eti Atias
