Kitchen, Laagen

  • The worktop runs along the panelled wall, with drawer fronts below that show no visible fittings. Two swing-arm lamps angle down toward the sink, and the grain follows the panel upward.
  • The floorboards meet along a diagonal seam that splits the image into two planes. Low light rakes across the wood, bringing out the grain in each plank.
  • Two black metal lamp arms meet on the wall above the cabinet, their shades turned toward each other. The solid wood panel behind shows a clear grain catching the light from the side.
  • The solid wood drawer fronts run along the wall beneath the sloped ceiling, with no visible hardware. The grain follows the panelling up toward the ridge, and light from the window falls flat across the worktop.
  • Solid wood drawer fronts line the wall beneath a panelled surface that rises toward the ceiling. The angled wall lamps form a broken pattern above the worktop, while the grain of the wood follows the daylight from the window.
  • The worktop runs along the wall, with an inset sink and black fittings as the only contrast. Light from the window falls at an angle, bringing out the grain in the wood.
  • A dark cube-shaped cabin is glimpsed between tall spruce trees, its large glass panes reflecting the trunks around it. In front lies a felled log with rough bark and visible knots.
  • A large window reflects the trees and evening sun outside, splitting the view into two planes. Below, the wooden frame meets the dark trim, light catching along its edge.
  • The drawer unit stands against the panelled wall, four fronts arranged in two rows with routed grips and no visible hardware. The grain in the panels runs vertically behind a vase and an adjustable wall lamp.
  • The tall door frame opens onto a gravel path between trees, flanked by a worktop and cabinets in solid wood. The surface catches the daylight with a matte glow.
  • The worktop runs along the wall toward a narrow door opening onto the forest. The cabinets beside it stand in dark metal, and the counter catches the light from the opening.
  • The solid wood bed sits against the sloped wall, with light entering through the windows alongside. The grain in the panelling follows the angle of the ceiling upward.
  • The sloped solid wood ceiling shapes a sleeping nook behind a sliding door in a dark metal frame facing the deck. Light falls at an angle across the panel, tracing the grain of the wood.