kitchen, Grunerløkka

  • The green kitchen counter follows the wall with rounded corners and routed grips, no visible hardware. The stone worktop meets the front in a crisp edge beneath the windowsill.
  • The cutlery drawer is divided into separate compartments holding knives, forks and spoons apart. The wooden dividers cross at right angles, and the grain follows the line of the drawer fronts.
  • A bench beneath the window holds a grey throw and two cushions, one plain and one with a zigzag pattern. A bulb hangs from a cord overhead, and the pink wall meets the white door frame.
  • The green cabinetry runs along the wall, topped with a natural stone worktop and routed grips without visible hardware. A round table and chairs sit in front on a pale rug.
  • Green drawer and cabinet fronts form a grid below a worktop in green natural stone, each door fitted with a round wooden grip. The stone edge meets the fronts sharply, catching light from the two pendant lamps above.
  • The natural stone worktop holds dark tomatoes and scattered water drops near the edge of the kitchen island. An oval cut in the front below reveals an inlay, with no visible fittings.
  • The curved overhead cabinet follows the bend of the wall and extends above the opening to an adjoining room. The matte painted surface meets the white door casing along a straight, crisp joint.
  • The bench sits built into the corner beneath the window, with cushions and a throw draped over its edge. Its matte surface meets the wall in a clean line with no visible hardware.

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