Green lacquer kitchen
This project was designed for a career-driven couple whose dream was to transform their newly purchased apartment into a warm and stylish home where they could raise children, while also hosting friends and family — something they love to do.
The kitchen, which was originally built as a separate room, was opened up to the living room by the architect, creating an open concept that maintains clear pathways and allows for a variety of activities to take place in the shared space.
A green lacquer finish was chosen for the kitchen to bring color into the space while preserving a modern and refined look.
“The clients wanted a practical kitchen without compromising its appearance. The kitchen conceals many systems — a washing machine and dryer, two refrigerators, two pantries, as well as glass vitrines with integrated lighting. We were able to achieve all this thanks to the very high ceiling, along with the excellent solutions we developed in collaboration with Semel,” explains architect Eitan Cohen.
Photo: Shai Epstein
Design: Studio ETN | Eitan Cohen Interior Design
