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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. White marble in Chojnow, Poland by Marmur StudioAugust 10th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Marmur Studio At first glance, the goal was clear. Modernize an existing kitchen cum dining room located on the ground floor of a single-family home. How appearances can be deceiving! In conversation with the owners, we discovered that half of the house was to later serve as an office. As the office side would face the garden, the original idea was to build a long corridor leading from the kitchen to the terrace door. Our proposal to switch the location of the kitchen and office at first surprised the owners but, after consideration, was found to offer an ideal solution – a functional arrangement separating work space from home life while concomitantly providing the kitchen with a beautiful garden view.  Image Courtesy © Maciej Lulko
 Image Courtesy © Maciej Lulko Our conceptual background for this project was “surface thinking”, in which we wished to unite contrasting materials and colors over various walls and surfaces. In this way, the style is contemporary and minimalist using natural materials throughout. The focal point of the interior is a wall finished in white marble. Ceiling-high cabinets intimately house the coffee maker, oven and microwave while providing a plethora of storage space. In the middle we provided an opening for a freestanding fridge. An island with drawers for cooking and dining essentials extracts the kitchen from the dining room while maintaining an open ambiance.  Image Courtesy © Maciej Lulko  Image Courtesy © Maciej Lulko  Image Courtesy © Maciej Lulko  Image Courtesy © Marmur Studio  Image Courtesy © Marmur Studio
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