French veneer kitchen and island in a sandy shade
In an old building from the 1960s, located near the Flea Market, a unique apartment underwent a complete renovation and transformation.
For the kitchen space, tall cabinets were clad with impressive French walnut veneer combined with integral doors, along with a central island in a light shade.
The island is made of oven-baked paint and was chosen in a natural sandy hue that blends beautifully with the selected countertop.
The island’s surface is made from a single slab of natural material to achieve sharp angles in the home’s design.
Thanks to the texture of the cladding, you can feel a connection to the historic house in which it resides – featuring striking natural Taj Mahal stone.
Photo: Yossi Vaknin
Design: Rizk Farah
