Cashmere Lacquer and Blackened Oak Veneer Kitchen
The kitchen design in this project was very complex, as it required taking into account a large number of parameters within a relatively small space. First, the kitchen was chosen to be made from a durable, easy-to-clean material in a relatively light shade, in order to create an open, spacious, and airy appearance. The residents wanted the kitchen to have a modern, chic, and up-to-date look while incorporating all the functional elements needed for maximum comfort and ease of use. Additionally, it had to provide ample storage space, include air conditioning vents for the entire public area, and allow for a hidden passageway to the service and laundry room.
The entire planning and preparation process revolved around this passageway, which was extremely important to the homeowners.
Before the renovation, access to this room was through the main bathroom. As the children grew older, it became necessary to completely separate the bathroom from the laundry room. Due to planning constraints, we had to create this new access point through the kitchen.
“It was clear to me that such a complex task could only be executed with absolute precision by SemeL Kitchens. Indeed, both the detailed planning and the meticulous attention to every small detail during production allowed us to achieve the perfect result you see before you,” says designer Adi Vermus.
Photo: Erez Haim
Design: Adi Vermus
