Frogner kitchen and solid wood floor.

  • The kitchen island stands with solid wood drawer fronts and a stone worktop, facing a tall cabinet with open shelves. The herringbone solid wood floor meets the straight edge of the stone surface.
  • The shelf holds rows of stemmed glasses and dark cups lined up above a cutting board and a jug. Behind them the back panel shows the grain of the wood, while the cabinet door beside it stays matte and closed.
  • The kitchen island stands before an open solid wood cabinet, its shelves holding glassware and cups. A matt black tap rises from the worktop, where the stone meets the drawer fronts below.
  • The solid wood floor is laid in a herringbone pattern, running from the doorway toward the kitchen island. Drawer fronts sit without visible hardware, and the stone worktop meets the wood along a sharp edge.
  • The kitchen island stands with solid oak drawer fronts and a stone worktop, set against tall matt cabinetry. The black tap breaks against the pale surfaces, and the grain runs the full height of the fronts.
  • The kitchen island stands with solid wood drawer fronts and a stone worktop above a herringbone floor. Routed grips run along the edges, with no visible hardware.
  • The corner of the kitchen island shows the stone worktop resting above solid wood drawer fronts. A routed grip is cut into the edge, with no visible hardware.
  • The stone worktop overhangs the cabinet, with solid wood drawers below. A routed grip is cut into the edge, with no visible hardware.
  • The kitchen island holds an undermount sink in dark metal, with a black tap arching over the worktop. The stone worktop meets the cabinet fronts behind, where long steel bars run vertically along the doors.
  • The floor is laid in a herringbone pattern, leading the eye toward the kitchen island in the open room. Occasional cross-set boards break the pattern, and light catches the shifting tones in the grain.
  • The drawer fronts meet in a vertical seam, with routed grips cut along the top edge. A stone worktop rests above, and the grain runs downward across the fronts as light catches its surface.
  • An open cabinet in wood reveals shelves and drawers behind a narrow door in the pale kitchen casing. The grain inside runs differently from the fronts outside, and light falls unevenly across the two surfaces.
  • The drawer insert splits the cutlery into eight compartments, with forks, knives and spoons laid at an angle to one another. The dovetail joint shows clearly in the corner, and the grain runs along the length of the drawer.
  • The floor runs in a herringbone pattern, stretching from the kitchen island toward the dining table. Low light from the window falls across the boards, bringing out the grain in each piece.
  • The stone worktop overhangs the cabinet, with solid wood drawers below. A routed grip is cut into the edge, with no visible hardware.

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