Kashmir Kitchen in a Classic Style
Kashmir Kitchen in a Classic Style
This project was designed for a couple who moved from a private house in Caesarea to a luxurious apartment in a high-rise building in Tel Aviv.
The kitchen is located in the central space together with the living room. As part of its planning, the client requested a variety of storage areas, spacious work surfaces, a large island, and a dining area for hosting and family gatherings.
To create an elegant, clean, and stylish look—while keeping the space highly functional—a classic kitchen with modern touches was chosen.
The kitchen features light, soft Kashmir tones, adding character and a subtle French vibe to the home.
For the countertops, a natural Taj Mahal granite was selected, bringing light and a classic sense of refined cleanliness into the kitchen.
At the center of the tall kitchen cabinets, a serving station was designed, combined with a vitrine with illuminated bronze glass, showcasing wine glasses and various serving dishes.
To continue the overall design language of the home, wall claddings made of Shiran profiles were incorporated, combined with a delicate brass profile running throughout the kitchen.
This design choice emphasizes divisions and transitions, enhancing the contrast between the classic design and modern elements.
Photography: Uri Ackerman
Design: Yanai Fryszer Guttman
